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View in web browser View text-only version Blackberry version Mobile version Add to safe senders list Latest news Make a child cry, urges healthcare NGO by James Swift, 10 July 2015, 09:50AM Doctors of the World is telling people to "make a child cry" as part of a new global campaign. PDSA hires VCCP me to handle CRM account by Omar Oakes, 10 July 2015, 08:00AM PDSA, the veterinary charity, has appointed VCCP me for its direct account following a competitive pitch. Campaign Viral Chart: Kleenex ad is most shared by Gurjit Degun, 10 July 2015, 08:01AM A Kleenex ad that shows the bond between a man in a wheelchair and a dog who also needs assistance walking, crowns the top of this week's chart. Disney Pixar's Inside Out movie characters star in Sky Broadband ad by Omar Oakes, 10 July 2015, 10:06AM Sky's new TV ad to promote its premium broadband internet service breaks today and once again sees the pay-TV broadcaster piggyback off the cinema release of an animated movie. Ramadan: A month of fasting, a marketing feast by Matthew Rothenberg, 10 July 2015, 10:27AM The holiest month in the Islamic calendar also marks a buying boom. How can brands market in Muslim countries without forgetting the spirit of the season? Finally, the days of our obsolete Sunday Trading laws could soon end by San Sharma, 09 July 2015, 04:00PM Wunderman UK's business and technology editor says the liberalisation of Sunday Trading restrictions look like being a political triumph for the Chancellor and will be welcomed by brands. Why marketing will power rise of artificial intelligence 09 July 2015, 08:00AM PHD's new book, Sentience: The Coming AI Revolution And The Implications For Marketing, explores the impact of intuitive tech. Monocle launches The Escapist annual edition by Gurjit Degun, 10 July 2015, 09:14AM Monocle, the global business and lifestyle publisher, is to launch its second yearly publication next week called The Escapist. Hearst Magazines UK picks up four gongs at PPA Awards by Gurjit Degun, 10 July 2015, 10:39AM Hearst Magazines UK, which publishes Elle and Country Living, went home with four awards at the PPA Awards 2015 last night. Advertising and media apprenticeships help grow our young talent by Josh Krichefski, 10 July 2015, 11:06AM The government shouldn't need to introduce a levy on apprenticeships because the business benefits are reason enough to introduce them, says MediaCom's chief operating officer. Cannes is bigger but also more important, says Lions Festival chief by Philip Thomas, 09 July 2015, 09:30PM Philip Thomas, the chief executive of Lions Festival, responds to criticism that the Cannes Lions festival has become too big. Ready to Twitch? How to win over gamers with social video by Daniel Toth 10 July 2015 Beeby Clark+Meyler's social content creator tracks the rise of gaming content. Latest Jobs Communications Manager £190 - £200 per annum, London Digital Marketing Specialist £32000 per annum, London Programme Delivery Executive £21000 - £26000 per annum + car, Bedfordshire Senior Marketing Manager £34000 per annum, London Paid Search Manager, Travel, Bromley Negotiable, London More Jobs Latest Work Sure "Tube strike" by DLKW Lowe 09 July 2015, 11:36AM Sure has put up tactical print ads across London addressing the Tube strike affecting the capital's commuters. Always "unstoppable" by Leo Burnett 08 July 2015, 04:37PM Always has followed up the phenomenally successful "#LikeAGirl" ad with a new online video and some grand plans to inspire confidence in young women around the world. Editor's pick The Groucho's fall and rise 09 July 2015, 08:00AM The Groucho Club is once again attracting like-minded people to share ideas with, Nick Hurrell writes. Mullen Lowe Group banks on 'hyper-bundling' proposition 09 July 2015, 08:00AM The merged network is hoping its collaborative model and UK focus will succeed, Gurjit Degun writes. Radio sector to benefit from Kenny's fine-tuning 09 July 2015, 08:00AM The Radiocentre chief executive has the political skills required to reform the body while defending the interests of commercial radio in the corridors of power, Maisie McCabe writes. Does too much data stifle creativity? 09 July 2015, 08:00AM Is the data deluge causing problems for creatives or is all information beautiful, Arif Durrani and David Benady ask. Manage my bulletins Unsubscribe from bulletin © Haymarket Media Group Ltd.