Thursday 22 November 2012

Marketing Daily - Tony Hall appointed director general of the BBC; plus Sainsbury's, SodaStream, Kikkoman, and David Beckham

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Breaking news from Marketing November 2012
 
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Tony Hall appointed director general of the BBC
Maisie McCabe,
22 November 2012
 

Tony Hall, the chief executive of the Royal Opera House and a...

Tony Hall: new director general of the BBC (photo: Rob Moore)
 
 
Sainsbury's 'not afraid' to use data in marketing
Matthew Chapman,
22 November 2012
 

Sainsbury's marketing director Sarah Warby said the supermarket was not "afraid" to...

Sarah Warby: marketing director at Sainsbury's
 
 
Why brands must beware of everyday sexism
Nicola Kemp,
22 November 2012
 

The Alan Sugar school of marketing is way past its sell-by date....

The Alan Sugar school of marketing is past its sell-by date
 
 
Brand Beckham: will the LA Galaxy exit change Becks' sponsorship appeal?
Loulla-Mae Eleftheriou-Smith,
22 November 2012
 

David Beckham may be about to net the highest salary on the...

David Beckham: stars in the adidas 2012 'photo booth' campaign
 
 
Talent: Fortune favours the brave in the new marketing world
David Benady,
22 November 2012
 

The wide-ranging skills marketers now need demand a fresh form of career...

Talent: Fortune favours the brave in the new marketing world
 
 
SodaStream takes a pop at rivals in £11m global push
Loulla-Mae Eleftheriou-Smith,
22 November 2012
 

SodaStream, the carbonated drinks maker, is launching an £11m global marketing campaign...

SodaStream: readies £11m global push
 
 
Q&A with Eat marketing director Sarah Doyle
Ben Bold,
22 November 2012
 

Eat marketing director Sarah Doyle talks to Marketing about becoming less London-centric...

Sarah Doyle: marketing director at Eat
 
 
Champions of Design: Kikkoman
Staff,
21 November 2012
 

The Japanese brand built on the simplicity of its core soy sauce...

Champions of Design: Kikkoman
 
 
Promotion: How will consumer privacy change marketing in 2013?
Learn how effective privacy can help engage visitors and drive conversions whilst still ensuring compliance. To secure your free place to this webcast, streaming live on 27th November, click here.
 
Also in the News
 
Asda and Morrisons request Christmas trading extension
Loulla-Mae Eleftheriou-Smith,
22 November 2012
 
Home-front battle: Global vs regional straplines
Alex Brownsell,
22 November 2012
 
Tesco rolls We7 brand into Blinkbox
Sarah Shearman,
22 November 2012
 
 
 
Blogs
 
 
Helen Edwards: Is Apple facing a crisis of confidence?
Helen Edwards
 

For the cool brand in the early-adopter technology sector, the sight of yesterday’s leaders trying their hand at the latest...

 
 
Mitt’s marketing strategy could lose you the brand race
Joe Marshall
 

Maria Dryfhout / Shutterstock.com . Obama revolutionised marketing in the campaign by using big data and targeted marketing. He...

 
 
Building Big Data Capabilities
Brand Learning
 

This post is provided by Mhairi McEwan, Co-Founder & CEO at Brand Learning , global experts in transforming Marketing Capabilities....

 
 
It’s Not The Real Thing: Coke can have content but not Journalism
Unofficial Partner
 

Some of the things we read in the papers is news. The rest – the majority – just looks...

 
 
Every day is whisky day
Jonathan Weeks
 

Christmas is a time for giving, and new opportunities exist in the Whisky category to break down problematic barriers, writes...

 
 
 
 
 
 
Whitepapers
 
 
Social Media ROI: Turning Conversations Into Conversions In 2013 (Webcast)
 
There has been so much content and so many events produced over the last...
 
 
Digital on Trial: Harness 2012's Key Trends To Seize Opportunities In 2013 (Webcast)
 
As the dust settles on a volatile year for digital marketing, with new c...
 
 
Online Tracking Update: How Will Consumer Privacy Change Marketing In 2013? (Webcast)
 
European consumers are increasingly aware of cookies and other online tr...
 
 
7 Key Principles to Drive Online Purchases from Your Website (Expert Reports)
 
The majority of purchases start online today and it’s a given fact...
 
 
Mastering Digital Advertising: How to boost your bottom line (Expert Reports)
 
In 2011 the Internet Advertising Bureau (IAB) calculated that £1 i...
 
 
 
 
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