Inappropriate ads appear again in My Talking Tom children's game, FT.com on the hunt for CRM agency, and Publicis 'losing ground' to rivals after loss of P&G US media account

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Inappropriate ads appear again in My Talking Tom children's game 09 December 15, Harriet Brown The creators of a children's smartphone app have drawn complaints for a second time after "inappropriate" images of naked women and explicit wording appeared on the screen without warning.   FT.com on the hunt for CRM agency 09 December 15, Gurjit Degun FT.com, the Financial Times' website, is looking for an agency to handle its customer relationship management requirements.   Publicis 'losing ground' to rivals after loss of P&G US media account 08 December 15, Omar Oakes Publicis Groupe is "losing ground" to its rival advertising industry holding companies, an investment research analyst has suggested, after Starcom MediaVest Group lost the bulk of Procter & Gamble's media... read more   Jason McCann leaves AKQA 08 December 15, Gurjit Degun Jason McCann, an executive creative director at AKQA, has left the agency.   Nabs kicks off review for integrated agency 08 December 15, Omar Oakes Nabs, the ad industry's charity, has begun a review for a retained agency for the first time as it expands its services and adapts its strategy.   Microsoft reveals most searched UK industry buzzwords of 2015 08 December 15, Ravleen Beeston 'Augmented Reality' was the most searched industry buzzword or phrase across the UK in 2015, says the head of sales for Bing Ads at Microsoft UK.   Diva magazine and PrideAM challenge ad industry to 'embrace sexuality' 08 December 15, Harriet Brown Diva magazine and PrideAM, the ad industry's LGBT leadership group, are challenging the ad industry to "embrace sexuality over sex" by launching a competition to redesign an iconic ad.   New CEO Josh Krichefski can shake up £1bn-a-year MediaCom 08 December 15, Gideon Spanier Josh Krichefski had been tipped to become chief executive of MediaCom, Britain's biggest media agency, for the best part of a year, before he was confirmed in the job on Monday.   It's called a smartphone, so let's be smart 08 December 15, Neil Miller, Possible London Mobile is a new behaviour, so building on a desktop web strategy is doomed from the start, argues the CEO of digital agency Possible London. Instead, consider ways mobile can add value to how consumers... read more   What senior marketers from Hive, Sonos and M&S think about ad blocking 08 December 15, Shona Ghosh How seriously should marketers be taking ad blocking?   Using uncommon sense is the key to mobile advertising 08 December 15, Howard Kingston Given how much we are using our phones, it might be common sense to migrate marketer attention to the device, says Howard Kingston, founder of Adludio, but it's actually the uncommon senses we should using.   Commoditise your marketing, commoditise your customer 08 December 15, There has never been a better time to be a digital marketer, says Chris Bishop, founder of 7thingmedia, but we're letting procurement take control of our customers.   5 creators that built their own businesses 09 December 15, In this latest roundup, Rightster explores the online talent who have created businesses.   KFC Malaysia creates 100 seriously cheezy preroll videos 09 December 15, Douglas Quenqua Fast food joint and Google have teamed up for programmatic promotion of new cheesy chicken burger   Volvo Trucks "look who's driving" by Forsman & Bodenfors 08 December 15, Volvo's FMX truck is the toughest they've ever built and so the brand is demonstrating its durability by letting a child rag one around an obstacle course.   Honda drivers get an educational way to keep the kids quiet in the car 08 December 15, I-Hsien Sherwood RPA spot illustrates children's imagination   World Surf League "chaos theory" by Mistress 08 December 15, The World Surf League has released its first-ever global ad campaign - "you can't script this" - and kicked things off with a 90-second ad.   12 questions=£10 Starbucks Gift Card Presented by Workfront We are conducting a survey, to better understand brand perceptions around marketing work management. Answer 12 short questions in exchange for a £10 Starbucks card.                 Account Manager   £26000 - £30000 per annum Purple Consultancy, London   Account Director   £50000 - £60000 per annum Purple Consultancy, London   Business Development Manager   £32000 - £35000 per annum + Commission Purple Consultancy, London   Senior Sales/Agency AD - leading programmatic platform   Circa £65k dep on experience + benefits MediaMigo Recruitment Limited., London (Greater)   Digital Associate Director- Leading Media Agency   Very competitive dependent on experience MediaMigo Recruitment Limited., London (Central), London (Greater)               See all jobs

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