Wednesday, 13 January 2016

Lynx launches major rebrand, Publicis wins Morrisons account, Advertisers lack mobile programmatic understanding

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January 13, 2016

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Lynx launches major rebrand aimed at slightly older, more sensitive men
Lynx launches major rebrand aimed at slightly older, more sensitive men

Omar Oakes

Lynx, the male grooming brand, is trying to position the brand at a teenager's "older brother" as it launches a global ad.

Morrisons appoints Publicis London as lead creative agency
Morrisons appoints Publicis London as lead creative agency

Kate Magee

Morrisons has confirmed the appointment of Publicis London as its lead creative advertising agency.

Advertisers lack mobile programmatic advertising understanding, says IAB research
Advertisers lack mobile programmatic advertising understanding, says IAB research

Gurjit Degun

Advertisers have a lack of understanding of programmatic advertising on mobile, according to research by the Internet Advertising Bureau UK.

Sainsbury's praises 'huge success' of Christmas campaign featuring Mog the cat
Sainsbury's praises 'huge success' of Christmas campaign featuring Mog the cat

Gideon Spanier

Sainsbury's has claimed its Mog's Christmas Calamity ad has been a "huge success" with 37 million online views that helped the supermarket "trade well" during the festive period.

Mini Waist garment ad banned for implying women should have 'tiny little waists'
Mini Waist garment ad banned for implying women should have 'tiny little waists'

Anjana Varsani

A teleshopping ad for Velform Mini Waist has been banned by the ads watchdog for implying that women desire - and should be aiming for - a smaller waist.

BuzzFeed 'laundry fail' native ad banned by ASA
BuzzFeed 'laundry fail' native ad banned by ASA

Anjana Varsani

A BuzzFeed article about Dylon, the clothes dye brand, has been banned by the ads watchdog for not being clearly identifiable as an advertorial.

DMGT chief executive Martin Morgan to retire
DMGT chief executive Martin Morgan to retire

Gurjit Degun

Martin Morgan, the chief executive at the Daily Mail and General Trust, is to retire at the end of the year.

Lord Burns:
Lord Burns: "No financial reason" to privatise Channel 4

Maisie McCabe

Lord Burns, the outgoing chairman of Channel 4, has said he can see "no financial reason" to privatise the broadcaster.

The end of false recognitions
The end of false recognitions

Amir Kassaei

You'll be seeing less work from DDB at award shows in 2016. Here's why.

Weetabix hands digital and CRM business to The Real Adventure
Weetabix hands digital and CRM business to The Real Adventure

Anjana Varsani

Weetabix Food Company, the maker of Weetabix and Alpen cereal brands, has appointed The Real Adventure Unlimited as its first digital and customer relationship management agency.

British Red Cross picks Zone for digital brief
British Red Cross picks Zone for digital brief

Anjana Varsani

The British Red Cross has chosen Zone as its digital agency after a competitive pitch.

Prostate Cancer UK appoints BBH London
Prostate Cancer UK appoints BBH London

Kate Magee

Prostate Cancer UK has appointed Bartle Bogle Hegarty to create a long-term campaign to promote the charity and its work.

Starcom Mediavest Group's Lars Glenne joins DigitasLBi
Starcom Mediavest Group's Lars Glenne joins DigitasLBi

Gurjit Degun

Lars Glenne, the digital strategy director at Starcom Mediavest Group, has joined DigitasLBi in the new role of head of media strategy.

The Work
Heineken
Heineken "moderate drinkers wanted" by Publicis Italy

Heineken is pinning its hopes on the influence of women to get men to drink moderately.

Aldi
Aldi "January challenge" by McCann Manchester

Aldi's latest TV ad by McCann Manchester features a host of the Team GB Olympic hopefuls who are being sponsored by the German supermarket.

Editor's pick
The year ahead for social media
The year ahead for social media

Jim Coleman

Jim Coleman offers three considerations for those looking to create socially led, shareable campaigns that are powered by people.

The year ahead for television
The year ahead for television

Richard Oliver

There is much to look forward to over the next 12 months, but the spectre of a Channel 4 sell-off is hanging over the medium, Richard Oliver writes.




Revcontent acquires ContentClick to "reimagine native advertising" Presented by Revcontent Native and content recommendation network Revcontent has announced its acquisition of European counterpart ContentClick


Also in the news
R/GA London appoints Kelly Wright to executive client services director role
R/GA London appoints Kelly Wright to executive client services director role

Gurjit Degun

Kelly Wright, a former managing director at Fold7 and Iris Amsterdam, has joined R/GA London as executive client services director.

MediaCom to use webcam tech to measure emotional response to video ads
MediaCom to use webcam tech to measure emotional response to video ads

Michelle Perrett

MediaCom says it will be able to use Realeyes' measurement technology to improve the quality and placement of its video ads.

Creative ads keep Aldi and Lidl ahead of John Lewis on BrandIndex rankings
Creative ads keep Aldi and Lidl ahead of John Lewis on BrandIndex rankings

Shona Ghosh

Discounters Aldi and Lidl have topped YouGov's BrandIndex rankings for the second year running, boosted by nimble and creative advertising.

What does Cannes Lions' shift to an Entertainment category mean?
What does Cannes Lions' shift to an Entertainment category mean?

Iain Matthews

As Cannes Lions announces a noticeable award category change for 2016, changing Branded Content & Entertainment to the simpler Entertainment category, what does the shift mean?

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