Latest news | | | | | | British Airways is reviewing its global media planning and buying account, currently held by ZenithOptimedia. | | | | | | | Advertising agencies have been approached with a brief to promote the Government's apprenticeships drive. | | | | | | | Twitter last night launched its long-awaited advertising API and that means significant changes both for Twitter and its advertisers. | | | | | | | BSkyB is to launch a new TV channel, Sky Movies Disney, after renewing its relationship with The Walt Disney Company, the fourth such deal since competition authorities decided not to regulate Sky's power in the market. | | | | | | | The RAC is promising to be the "motorist's champion" with a marketing strategy that will feature the breakdown specialist looking to recruit new customers with free-fuel incentives. | | | | | | | The New York Times Company has again announced plans to sell-off The Boston Globe and focus resources on its flagship newspaper and journalism. | | | | | | | Reckitt Benckiser, the owner of Durex and Vanish, is reviewing its UK digital roster. | | | | | | | Argos is axing its television shopping channel, less than two years after its launch, after it failed to meet expectations. | | | | Promotion:Online Retailers: Stepping up to the digital challenges of 2013 |
| New technology, multi-platform purchase journeys and increasing consumer expectations are just some of the factors making an impact on retail in 2013. Read how you can stay ahead here | | | | Opinion | | | | | | When supply-chain issues mean brands no longer seem to stand for what they claim, it is time for marketers to ensure that their products keep their promises. | | | | | | | 'I've got a big meeting with the big cheese from the big studios. It's the big time with the big bucks.' So said Sir Anthony Hopkins in a series of bank ads back in 2000. | | | | | | | Nokia is recruiting City experts to help it improve the way it uses social-media data in its marketing | | | | Intelligence | | | | The founder of the PC manufacturer is to retake control of the struggling brand, writes Kim Benjamin. | | | | | | | Publishers should welcome an app that turns stories for adults into stories for children, Jeremy Lee writes. | | | | | | Latest jobs | | Business Director | Recruiter Blue Skies Marketing Recruitment | Salary £60000 to £70000 per annum | Location London | | | | | | | |
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