Monday 5 November 2012

Marketing Daily - M&S makes boy with Down's Syndrome star of Christmas campaign; plus Asda, Debenhams, Lego, and Microsoft

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M&S makes boy with Down's Syndrome star of Christmas campaign
Matthew Chapman,
05 November 2012
 

Marks & Spencer (M&S) is putting a four-year-old boy with Down's Syndrome...

M&S: Christmas TV campaign homes in on its kidswear range
 
 
Asda goes for Christmas realism with stressed mum ad
Matthew Chapman,
05 November 2012
 

Asda's Christmas campaign shows the "real story" of how mums prepare for...

Asda: campaign ad focuses on how mums cope with Christmas
 
 
Debenhams Christmas spot to skirt John Lewis territory
Matthew Chapman,
05 November 2012
 

Debenhams' first Christmas campaign in six years will follow a young woman...

Debenhams: retailer launches first Christmas ad campaign in six years
 
 
John Lewis marketer Craig Inglis presents three great ads he had nothing to do with
Arif Durrani,
05 November 2012
 

Television ads for Robinsons, Volkswagen Polo and Stella Artois have been singled...

John Lewis marketer Craig Inglis presents three great ads he had nothing to do with
 
 
Lego targeted by anti-Sun page 3 campaign
Maisie McCabe,
05 November 2012
 

Lego, the children's toy brand, has been targeted by a group campaigning...

Mock Lego page 3: by No More Page 3 campaign
 
 
Microsoft creates giant slide to promote 'fast and fun' Windows 8
Sarah Shearman,
05 November 2012
 

Microsoft has started UK marketing activity for its new Windows 8 operating...

Microsoft: giant slide at Bluewater promotes the new Windows 8 operating system
 
 
Sky wins Now TV court case challenge
Maisie McCabe,
02 November 2012
 

BSkyB has won a trademark dispute over the Now TV brand after...

Now TV: BSkyB wins legal battle over the brand
 
 
 
Also in the News
 
ASA backs St John Ambulance choking ad
Daniel Farey-Jones,
05 November 2012
 
Facebook's Sheryl Sandberg sells $7.4m of shares
Maisie McCabe,
05 November 2012
 
Sam Howroyd: Behind the rise in FMCG online spend
Sam Howroyd,
05 November 2012
 
 
 
Blogs
 
 
When a brand takes over the property â€" The Mercury Prize
Nigel Currie
 

Last week’s Barclaycard Mercury Awards was a reminder of just how powerful a sponsorship can become. The event began in...

 
 
#lastclickRIP â€" Are we right to kill off last click?
Paul Frampton
 

As the center piece our upcoming event " The Attribution Dilemma " we have been toying with the idea of...

 
 
Innovation: is being cool enough for Apple?
Joe Marshall
 

When I talk to friends outside of work about brand innovation, the first company that comes to mind is Apple;...

 
 
Helen Edwards: Starbucks denials can’t mask management failures
Helen Edwards
 

Let’s get beyond the ‘did-they-or-didn’t-they?’ Let’s take Starbucks’ denials at face value, and accept that its failure to pay any...

 
 
The Mis-selling Of President 2.0
Unofficial Partner
 

This time four years ago, Barack Obama was the most popular man in the world, an extraordinary candidate heading into...

 
 
 
 
 
 
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