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| | | | | Marks & Spencer has consolidated its £60 million media planning and buying account into Group M's Mindshare, after a review process involving incumbents Walker Media and Profero. | | | | | | Kim Papworth is stepping down as a joint executive creative director at Wieden & Kennedy London and will be replaced by Google Creative Lab's Iain Tait. | | | | | | Neil Dawson, the former executive creative director of BETC London who left the agency suddenly in January, has launched a shop called Dawson Pickering. | | | | | | Confidence in creating digital and mobile campaigns is still low among marcoms and media professionals in the UK, according to a survey by The Knowledge Engineers. | | | | | | The United Nations' HIV and Aids programme, UNAIDS, is looking for an agency to help make HIV testing "cool". | | | | | | Dare has created Ryanair's first pan-European advertising campaign, as the budget airline seeks to soften its image among consumers. | | | | | | Lowe and Partners has appointed Naomi Troni, the chief executive of Havas Worldwide Southeast Asia, as its global chief growth officer, responsible for marketing and business development. | | | | | | NHS Blood and Transplant, the special health authority that supplies blood and organs to hospitals in England and North Wales, is looking to appoint a digital agency. | | | | | | Telegraph Media Group needs to be "the polar opposite of traditional Fleet Street", with the emphasis moving from "imperial editors" to "empowering the reader", according to its editor-in-chief, Jason Seiken. | | | | | | 2 Sisters Food Group is preparing to call a review of its £5 million media planning and buying business after parting ways with the incumbent, MediaCom. | | | Promoted | | | | | ln order to create effective ideas for clients that will genuinely change consumers' behaviour, you have to start right from scratch. | | | ________ | | Pick & Turkey | | | | | Jeremy Lee is pleasantly surprised by the new Batchelors spot: "McCann London has managed to take what looks like an unpromising brief for a rather unappetising product and made something distinctive." It was created by Simon Hepton and Matthew Crabt... | | | | | | | James Swift wonders where this Jacob s ad went wrong: "It feels as though there might have been an idea here at some point, but it got diluted along the way. Balls-out weirdness or a funnier execution might have saved the spot but, as it stands, it s... | | | | | 10 April iPad edition - My Desk - with Russell Ramsey
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