Google rebrands with colourful new logo, Pot Noodle says 'you can make it' in new TV campaign, Vodafone ads banned over signal claims

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Google rebrands for the mobile world with colourful new logo 01 September 15, Shona Ghosh Google has rebranded, unveiling a more colourful logo that changes depending on whether a consumer is using desktop, voice or mobile search.   Pot Noodle says 'you can make it' in new TV campaign 02 September 15, James Swift Pot Noodle has released its first TV campaign since hiring Lucky Generals as its creative agency.   Vodafone ads banned after complaints by Three over signal claims 02 September 15, Michelle Perrett Two Vodafone ads were "misleading" and must not appear again in their current form, the Advertising Standards Authority has ruled.   Breakfast Briefing: ASOS founder hands over reins, London cabbies change pricing and LinkedIn brings in emojis 02 September 15, Daniel Farey-Jones Welcome to Marketing's morning briefing, a daily shot of news and a recap of the best longer reads and videos. In today's news, the founder of ASOS is stepping down, London's cabbies are changing their... read more   Former AMV boss Farah Ramzan Golant becomes CEO at Girl Effect 01 September 15, Michelle Perrett Farah Ramzan Golant, the former chief executive of Abbott Mead Vickers BBDO, has been appointed as the first chief executive of Girl Effect, the independent organisation supporting girls in poverty.   Auto Trader focuses on family for new TV spot 01 September 15, Michelle Perrett Auto Trader, the marketplace for new and used cars, is launching a new TV ad to showcase how it gives consumers access to three times more buyers than any other site.   Total Wireless rolls out super-stroller to mock cell-phone excess 02 September 15, Adam Olson Tongue-in-cheek campaign compares a ridiculous stroller with elaborate cell phone plans   Listerine's vibrating app helps the blind to 'see' a smile 01 September 15, Shona Ghosh Listerine is going for an emotive approach with its latest campaign, unveiling a new app that helps blind people 'see' someone smiling at them.   MEC appoints Poole to new chief digital officer role 02 September 15, Michelle Perrett MEC has promoted Ben Poole to the newly created role of chief digital officer in the UK.   Poundland online trial offers 'shuffle shopping' and scratch cards 01 September 15, Daniel Farey-Jones Poundland has launched a trial of an online shopping service offering an initial range of around 2,000 products from brands including Nivea, Fairy and Cadbury.   Alpro signs up to London Fashion Week 01 September 15, Daniel Farey-Jones Alpro, the 'alternative to dairy' food company, is to make a link between fashion and breakfast after signing up as an official supplier of the forthcoming edition of London Fashion Week, which takes place... read more   Gatorade celebrates Serena Williams 01 September 15, Adam Olson New film by TBWA\Chiat\Day\LA tells tennis champ's story via archival footage   Debenhams seeks to calm 'stressful' shopping woes with feel-good campaign 01 September 15, Michelle Perrett Debenhams, the department store chain, has launched a £1.5 million autumn/winter fashion campaign using models Carmen Kass and Helena Christensen.   #60YearsTVAds: vote for your favourite TV ad of all time 01 September 15, Charlotte Mceleny Over the past few weeks we've asked for nominations for a shortlist of the best TV ads. After whittling it down to 25, it's now time for you to vote for your favourite TV ad of all time.   Breaking Bad has turned Albuquerque into a travel destintation for millennials 01 September 15, Mark Holden 62% of 18-34 year olds say they watch more TV programming from the US than the UK. This 'window' into US culture is shaping media consumption, argues Mark Holden, head of strategy at Arena Media.   My Media Week: Andrew Shebbeare 02 September 15, Hayley Hayes This week, Andrew Shebbeare, the founding partner and global innovation director at Essence, on creating order from chaos and how to avoid ‘data puke’   Video storytelling: blustering bandwagon or the biggest opportunity? Presented by Marketing Digital Exchange Richard Herd, Head of Food Tube at Jamie Oliver, will discusses the power of visual, and gives advice on getting yours seen.                 Head of Marketing - Sky Vision   Negotiable Sky, West London   Content Manager - Audi   Competitive Audi, Milton Keynes, Buckinghamshire   Technical Collaboration, AV and Communications Executive   £36,240 per annum Amnesty International UK, London (Central), London (Greater)   Planning, Projects & Events Consultant   Negotiable Sky, Middlesex   Internal Communications Business Partner   Negotiable Sky, Middlesex               See all jobs

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