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| | | | | Maurice Lévy, the chairman and chief executive of Publicis Groupe, has hinted the group's revenue growth softened in the final three months of 2013, after some of its clients pushed back new launches or media spend into 2014. | | | | | | Evian will suggest how people can use the spirit of youth to beat the January blues throughout this month, in an ad campaign prompting consumers to "beg your granny to give you a piggyback" or "play sleeping lions" at work. | | | | | | Just Eat, the takeaway ordering website and app, has signed a deal to sponsor the new series of 'Take Me Out', the ITV Saturday night dating show presented by Paddy McGuinness. | | | | | | People change the device they are using an average of 21 times an hour when they are at home, according to findings from OMD UK's Future of Britain research project. | | | | | | National Accident Helpline has today launched its latest ad online, featuring the voice of the comedian Joe Pasquale as the injury-prone Underdog and the actor Brian Blessed as the booming voice of the law. | | | | | | ADT Fire & Security, the security services company, is releasing a new TV campaign that returns to the traumatising after-effects of being burgled, which featured in the brand's 2012 repositioning campaign. | | | | | | Asda has sounded the bell for another bout of value-based January marketing among UK supermarkets, vowing to invest £50m in price promotions that will make discounters such as Aldi look "expensive". | | | | | | Amanda Mackenzie, the chief marketing and communication officer at Aviva and former president of the Marketing Society, has been awarded an OBE for services to marketing. | | | | | | Facebook is facing legal action in the US over claims it divulges the content of users' private messages to brands without their consent. | | | Latest Work | | | | | | The electronic cigarette brand Njoy hopes to capitalise on people making New Year s resolutions not to smoke with its latest campaign, and is spending $50 million pushing it outside of the US. The spot was created by Arcade Creative Group in New York... | | | | | | BBC One is releasing a series of celebrity-fronted ads that offer people advice for the Christmas season. Rainey Kelly Campbell Roalfe/Y R created the spots, which take the form of how-to videos, presented by a famous face. In one spot, singer Will.i... | | | | | | |
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