Thursday, 10 July 2014

Campaign Daily Fix - Malcolm Poynton, Eurostar, TBWA, Tony Quinn, New business growth, Metro, Ebay, Andrew Mullins, Havas Worldwide

 

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SapientNitro's Malcolm Poynton steps down
by Jeremy Lee,
10 July 2014, 08:00AM
SapientNitro's Malcolm Poynton steps down
Malcolm Poynton, the European chief creative officer at SapientNitro, is leaving the agency after four years for an unspecified senior creative role at Cheil Worldwide.
Publishers rethink audience system
by Campaign staff,
10 July 2014, 07:00AM
Publishers rethink audience system
Newspaper publishers are pushing for a new audience measurement system that better reflects their cross-platform audiences and engagement in a dramatic move that could see newspaper brands withdraw from the National Readership Survey, the industry st...
Eurostar in talks with shops for ad account
by Maisie McCabe,
10 July 2014, 08:00AM
Eurostar in talks with shops for ad account
Eurostar is speaking with agencies about potentially expanding its European advertising roster beyond Abbott Mead Vickers BBDO.
Troy Ruhanen becomes global chief executive of TBWA
by Maisie McCabe,
10 July 2014, 06:34AM
Troy Ruhanen becomes global chief executive of TBWA
Omnicom has appointed Troy Ruhanen, an executive vice-president at the ad group, as the president and chief executive of TBWA Worldwide, replacing Tom Carroll.
Tony Quinn exits Publicis London
by Jeremy Lee,
10 July 2014, 08:00AM
Tony Quinn exits Publicis London
Tony Quinn, the chief strategy officer at Publicis London, has left the agency after less than two years in the role.
New-business appointments slide despite growth in direct
by Kate Magee,
10 July 2014, 08:00AM
New-business appointments slide despite growth in direct
Metro launches creative review
by James Swift,
10 July 2014, 08:00AM
Metro launches creative review
Metro, the free daily newspaper owned by Daily Mail and General Trust, is reviewing its advertising account.
EBay calls European social media review
by James Swift,
10 July 2014, 08:00AM
EBay calls European social media review
EBay, the online auction and retail brand, is reviewing its social media strategy across Europe with a view to con­solidating the business into a single agency.
Standard's Andrew Mullins moves to Informa
by Maisie McCabe,
10 July 2014, 08:37AM
Standard's Andrew Mullins moves to Informa
Andrew Mullins, the managing director of the London Evening Standard and Independent Print Limited, is moving to be a divisional chief executive at Informa, the events and publishing company.
Havas Worldwide nets EDF creative business
by Jeremy Lee,
10 July 2014, 08:00AM
Havas Worldwide nets EDF creative business
Havas Worldwide has been handed lead agency status by EDF, the French energy supplier, after a seven-month pitch process.
TMW hires OgilvyOne's Udale to head planning department
by Maisie McCabe,
10 July 2014, 08:00AM
TMW hires OgilvyOne's Udale to head planning department
TMW, the digital and direct agency, has hired OgilvyOne's planning partner, Bob Udale, as its head of planning.
Sandoz and Hanås join CityLive Challenge
by Staff,
10 July 2014, 08:00AM
Sandoz and Hanås join CityLive Challenge
Andy Sandoz, a creative partner at Havas Work Club, and Malin Hanås, a creative di­rector at Razorfish, have signed up as team leaders for the Campaign CityLive Challenge.
How the iWatch will change advertising forever
by Tom Goodwin,
10 July 2014, 11:02AM
How the iWatch will change advertising forever
Tom Goodwin, a director of the Tomorrow Group, explains how he thinks the iWatch will change advertising forever.

Latest Work

The National Lottery "play makes it possible" by AMV BBDO
10 July 2014, 08:00AM
The National Lottery
Abbott Mead Vickers BBDO has created a campaign focusing on the good causes that benefit from The National Lottery s funding. It is the first ad from Camelot to unite all the lottery operator s products under a single campaign. The spot shows childre...
Greenpeace "everything is not awesome" by Don't Panic
09 July 2014, 04:29PM
Greenpeace
Greenpeace has released an online film protesting Lego's deal with Shell, producing blocks branded by the corporation, because of the oil giant's plans to drill in the Arctic. Don't Panic London created the evocative online film.
Volkswagen "made for real life: explosion" by Adam & Eve/DDB
09 July 2014, 03:58PM
Volkswagen
Volkswagen has released the second in its "made for real life" campaign. Adam Eve/DDB created the spot, which again highlights the car's safety features by showing them screwing up action-move sequences.

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