Marketing Daily - Why the Big Brother Generation is dead. Plus William Hill, Argos and Mondelez

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Marketing Daily Bulletin , 26th June 2013

Why the Big Brother Generation is dead   Top ten ads of the week   William Hill rapped for linking gambling to seduction   How mass protests will affect brand behaviour in Brazil   Argos gives viewers chance to shape TV spot via Twitter   UK mobile adspend nearing £1bn   P&G signs Kirstie Allsop to front Everyday Effects multi-brand campaign   The Co-operative Food launches Xmas-inspired summer ads   Unilever, Mondelez to measure multi-screen reach via Nielsen   JOBS BOARD Senior Communications Partner , DSTLCirca £42,197 , Salisbury, Wiltshire   senior account director > SOCIAL & EXPERIENTIAL , collectivoUp to £55,000 plus benefits , London   Marketing Manager - Tax Free Salary , Wellington Professional Recruitment£Excellent package including Tax Free salary + extensive benefits , Saudi Arabia   GROUP ACCOUNT DIRECTOR / BUSINESS DIRECTOR - Integrated agency - salary depending on experience , Judi Pattondepending on experience , London   Senior Agency Sales Directo | Global Rich Media Network , Propel£90000 - £100000 per annum + Commision and Benefits , London       ADVERTISEMENT   International E-Commerce: Grasping The Emerging Opportunities   This report looks at the global development of e-commerce, identifying evolving global trends and focusing on the challenges and opportunities for marketers to expand into this space. Free download here

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