Thursday, 13 February 2014

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Mini kicks off global creative review
by Kate Magee,
13 February 2014, 06:45AM
Mini kicks off global creative review
Mini, the car marque owned by BMW, has launched a review of its global creative agency requirements.
Britvic hunts for lead digital agency
by Louise Ridley,
13 February 2014, 06:45AM
Britvic hunts for lead digital agency
Britvic has called a pitch to find a digital agency to work across its brands.
Adam & Eve/DDB wins £50m Sony Euro brief
by Staff,
13 February 2014, 06:45AM
Adam & Eve/DDB wins £50m Sony Euro brief
Adam & Eve/DDB has picked up the estimated £50 million pan-European ad account for Sony Electronics.
M&C Saatchi nets global coffee task
by Maisie McCabe,
13 February 2014, 06:30AM
M&C Saatchi nets global coffee task
DE Master Blenders 1753, the owner of Douwe Egberts, has appointed M&C Saatchi to its global creative account for a number of its coffee brands as it seeks to challenge Nestlé's dominance.
MediaCom develops tools to measure sponsorship value
by Louise Ridley,
13 February 2014, 06:30AM
MediaCom develops tools to measure sponsorship value
MediaCom has created a set of evaluation tools that are claimed to calculate the value of sponsorship campaigns and address what the agency calls a "distinct lack of measurement" in the sector.
BBH nets Rugby World Cup advertising brief
by Jeremy Lee,
13 February 2014, 06:30AM
BBH nets Rugby World Cup advertising brief
Bartle Bogle Hegarty has picked up the advertising account to promote the 2015 Rugby World Cup, which will be held in England.
Unilever inks deal with The Guardian
by Arif Durrani,
13 February 2014, 06:30AM
Unilever inks deal with The Guardian
Unilever has signed a "seven figure" partnership with Guardian News & Media centred on sustainable living, as the publisher officially launches its branded content division, Guardian Labs.
DigitasLBi captures global WorldPay brief
by Kate Magee,
13 February 2014, 06:30AM
DigitasLBi captures global WorldPay brief
WorldPay, the payment processing company, has appointed DigitasLBi as its lead global strategic digital agency.
Promoted
Private Hear: February 2014
by Staff,
06 February 2014, 08:00AM
Private Hear: February 2014
Chris Barraclough and Matt Batten are first in this year's new-look Private Hear to review radio ads from the month just gone.

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Pick of the week
The Sunday Times, Grey London
13 February 2014, 07:00AM
The Sunday Times, Grey London
Kate Magee likes the clever choreography behind The Sunday Times ad: "In just one take, this spot moves from Rodin to Reservoir Dogs, via a nod to Mad Men. It reminds us of culture s enduring relevance." The ad was created by Jonathan Rands and Joha...
Turkey of the week
Cushelle, Fallon
13 February 2014, 07:00AM
Cushelle, Fallon
Jeremy Lee is baffled by the new Cushelle ad: "So Fallon has gamified the lavatory process. Is that fun? And the late Charmin bear has turned into a digital Cushelle koala Andrex did that with its puppy, and I didn t like it then. And why is it run...

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