EDC sells Dare to Oliver Group, Karmarama appoints Nice co-founder Dolukhanov to group CTO role, and four new trustees elected to D&AD board

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EDC sells Dare to Oliver Group 01 October 15, Maisie McCabe EDC UK has sold Dare to Oliver Group, the agency group with clients including BMW, Starbucks and PepsiCo.   Karmarama appoints Nice co-founder Dolukhanov to group CTO role 02 October 15, Michelle Perrett Karmarama has promoted Peter Dolukhanov to the new role of group chief technology officer.   Four new trustees elected to D&AD board 02 October 15, Michelle Perrett Four new members have been elected to sit on the board of trustees at D&AD.   Starbucks rolls out pre-ordering smartphone service to the UK 01 October 15, Samantha Edwards Starbucks is introducing its Mobile Order & Pay service to more than 150 London stores today, to give customers the chance to skip queues and pre-order drinks and food via their mobile phones.   Breakfast Briefing 02 October 15, Shona Ghosh In today's news, C4 rebrands with the help of Jonathan Glazer, Unilever buys Grom premium ice cream business, and Netflix will produce original kids' shows with Lego.   Ribena's social journey reflects shift from health message to millennials 02 October 15, Staff Ribena, arguably the best-known children's drinks brand, has been hitting the headlines in recent months - but for all the wrong reasons.   'Meet Dave': O2 sends personalised holograms to business customers 02 October 15, Michelle Perrett O2 Business is targeting its top 50 high value mid-market business prospects with a direct marketing campaign featuring a personalised hologram.   Rufus Leonard picks up Odeon brand identity brief 02 October 15, Gurjit Degun Odeon has appointed Rufus Leonard to create a new identity and brand experience for the chain.   28 Too Many's FGM awareness campaign impresses at Clio awards 01 October 15, Michelle Perrett A provocative anti-female genital mutilation (FGM) awareness campaign, created by Ogilvy & Mather London, has won the top print prize at the Clio Awards.   B&Q top marketer Chris Moss 'steps aside' to pave way for management shake-up 01 October 15, Gemma Charles B&Q's marketing chief Chris Moss is leaving the business after two years, as plans to build an "internationally diverse" management team are unveiled.   M&C Saatchi launches shopper unit 01 October 15, Michelle Perrett M&C Saatchi Shop, the new marketing to shopper business, has launched with two founding clients.   The Times and Wall Street Journal offer joint deal for corporate readers 01 October 15, Omar Oakes The Wall Street Journal and The Times have launched a month-long campaign in London to promote a new joint subscription.   Razorfish International boss Michael Karg joins Ebiquity 01 October 15, Gurjit Degun Michael Karg, the chief executive at Razorfish International, is to join Ebiquity as its chief executive, succeeding Michael Greenlees.   How to become hot property: why private equity loves the information business model 02 October 15, Richard Fetterman and Daniel Domberger Good prices are being paid for business publishers owning quality information, and even higher prices are being paid for those that are genuine data companies. Where is your business on the information... read more   Six reasons why I chose to become a marketer 02 October 15, Laura Ward In the first of a new series of Lessons from the Next Generation Power 100, Laura Ward, group marketing manager at Channel 4, and a member of the NxtGen Class of 2014, shares what she's learned.   4 quotes that stayed with us after BigThink@Bafta 02 October 15, Samantha Edwards Actor Lenny Henry and leading marketers from Camelot and Channel 4 reveal their views on the current state of the advertising and marketing industries at Thinkbox's BigThink@BAFTA event.   Paddy Power, Age UK and Atom Bank on why emotional content works 01 October 15, Charlotte Mceleny Content is seen as somewhat of a panacea for brands but there is no size fits all, as Paddy Power, Age UK, Exodus Travel and Atom Bank revealed at Marketing's Digital Exchange today.   Dictatorships rarely work, says Johnnie Boden 02 October 15, Johnnie Boden Johnnie Boden worked for several years in a job he 'loathed'. This spurred him on to try something new and he founded his eponymous mail-order fashion business in 1991.   What brands can learn from the NFL coming to the UK 01 October 15, Misha Sher Oh what a few weeks it's been for sports fans in the UK, writes Misha Sher, head of sport in EMEA for MediaCom.   Nescafé and Google team up for VR coffee farm 02 October 15, Sara Spary Want to watch your beans grow in Brazil?   Zappos cooks up sweet plan to steal Google's thunder 01 October 15, Adam Olson Mullen Lowe's stunt drives interest away from a campaign by the tech giant   DFS "hands ready" by Krow Communications 01 October 15,   All Blacks dominate social media in first week of Rugby World Cup Presented by ADOBE New Zealand may be the favourites to win the Rugby World Cup (RWC) - but off the pitch, they're already winning the social media battle.                 Client Data Strategist   £50k Dot-Gap, London (Central)   Digital Executive   £29,081 (Inclusive of London Weighting) The Zoological Society of London (ZSL), Regent's Park, London   Head of Customer Campaigns   Competitive Tesco, Hertfordshire   Product Manager - Ad Serving Platforms   Competitive Tesco, London, Farringdon   Proposition & Acquisition Executive   Negotiable EE, London               See all jobs

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