Monday, 27 January 2014

Campaign Daily Fix - Channel 4 and L'Oreal fail to reach deal, Panasonic campaign, Sunday Times' most-influential in advertising, National Express, VW, Sky

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Channel 4 and L'Oreal fail to reach trading agreement for 2014
by Louise Ridley,
27 January 2014, 10:26AM
Channel 4 and L'Oreal fail to reach trading agreement for 2014
L'Oréal ads have not appeared on Channel 4, UKTV or BT Sport since the start of 2014, after its media agency Maxus failed to reach a deal with Channel 4's sales team.
Panasonic uses Google search queries for anti-DSLR campaign
by Louise Ridley,
27 January 2014, 11:25AM
Panasonic has launched a website and a series of videos promoting its mirrorless Lumix cameras, which incorporates some of the most popular search terms for DSLR (digital single-lens reflex) cameras.
Jones, Sorrell, Murphy and Ahmed make Sunday Times list of 500 influencers
by Ben Hall,
27 January 2014, 08:34AM
Jones, Sorrell, Murphy and Ahmed make Sunday Times list of 500 influencers
David Jones, the former chief executive of Havas group, has been included in The Sunday Times' list of most-influential Britons, alongside Sir Martin Sorrell, James Murphy and Ajaz Ahmed.
National Express hands entire CRM account to AIS London
by Kate Magee,
27 January 2014, 08:03AM
National Express hands entire CRM account to AIS London
National Express has appointed AIS London as it takes a more strategic approach to its customer relationship marketing.
Volkswagen partners DCM for geo-targeted cinema push
by James Swift,
27 January 2014, 11:16AM
Volkswagen partners DCM for geo-targeted cinema push
Volkswagen has released a cinema campaign for its Up! city car, and is making use of Digital Cinema Media's geo-location tool to direct viewers to their nearest dealership.
Sky launches free YouTube channel as part of entertainment push
by Maisie McCabe,
27 January 2014, 11:16AM
Sky launches free YouTube channel as part of entertainment push
BSkyB is launching a YouTube channel that will broadcast whole episodes from some of its most high-profile series, as part of the company's biggest ever push for its entertainment programming.
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Rip up the rule book and start again
by Suzanne Bidlake,
23 January 2014, 03:05PM
Rip up the rule book and start again
Digital changes have transformed the music business, creating exciting opportunities.

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Prostate Cancer UK "men united" by Holmes Hobbs Marcantonio
27 January 2014, 11:57AM
Prostate Cancer UK
Prostate Cancer UK has enlisted the comedian Bill Bailey for a campaign that aims to bring men together to fight prostate cancer in the same way that women have united for breast cancer causes. In the spot, which was created by Holmes Hobbs Marcanto...
Nissan "#UniteAndExcite" by TBWA\London
27 January 2014, 10:07AM
Nissan
Nissan has released a TV spot featuring the Olympic gold medal-winning cyclist Sir Chris Hoy. TBWA\ London created the spot, which cuts between images of a Nissan, Hoy s performance being analysed in a lab and him winning on the track. At the end of ...
Channel 4 "how to pull the perfect sickie" by 4Creative
23 January 2014, 04:27PM
Channel 4
Channel 4 offers tips on pulling a sickie in an online spot promoting the broadcaster s Super Bowl coverage. The film, made by Channel 4 s in-house team, 4Creative, is backed by a website offering further hints and tips for fooling your employer. The...

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