Latest news | | | | | | Premium watchmaker Rolex has been voted the UK's number one consumer brand for the second year running, according to a list compiled by Superbrands, with Apple and Microsoft in second and third positions respectively. | | | | | | | Pearson chief executive John Fallon has denied that the Financial Times is for sale, as the company's annual results show the FT Group reported sales of £443m in 2012, an increase of 3.7% year on year. | | | | | | | The Sunday Times magazine found fortune on Sunday as it ran a cover story interview with Liberal Democrat leader, Nick Clegg, on the day he was forced to deny claims of a cover-up of sexual misconduct by a former party boss. | | | | | | | Mozilla is taking aim at Google, Apple, BlackBerry and Microsoft with the launch of a mobile operating system (OS) that will see the firm branch out from its core web browser business. | | | | | | | Cheeky Bingo, the UK's biggest free online bingo site, is launching a multimillion-pound ad campaign, as part of a move to appeal to a younger audience. | | | | | | | Coca-Cola is to increase its stake in Innocent Drinks, snapping up at least 22% more of the shares in the smoothie maker, and will hold more than 80% of the company's stock. | | | | | | | Galaxy is reviving its classic '"Why have cotton when you can have silk?'"strapline in an advertising campaign featuring Audrey Hepburn, as previously revealed in Marketing magazine. | | | | | | | Google has moved its global advertising account for its Chrome browser out of Bartle Bogle Hegarty and into 72andSunny. | | | | Promotion:[Live webcast:]Social Media: 7 Steps To Empower Your Employees |
| How can you manage social media internally? Brand Republic’s webcast will reveal a 7 step guide to putting social at the heart of you organisation – secure your free place here | | | | Opinion | | | | | | Sales of cask ale are on the rise. That's the brown-coloured stuff that turns you fat and farty, as opposed to the yellow lager stuff that turns you fat and fighty. | | | | | | | 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 | | | | | | Now that consumers have a plethora of platforms via which to complain about poor customer service, Suzy Bashford asks how brands can turn negative into positive. | | | | | | | The Balvenie is the most prominent, with Glenfiddich and Johnnie Walker in second place. | | | | | | Latest jobs | | | | | | | |
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