Samsung's grocery-shopping fridge unveiled at CES; plus, brands and gamers, Twitter moots 10,000 character limit, Under Armour’s Healthbox wearables, and more

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CES 2016: Samsung's grocery-shopping fridge, Ford's talking cars and Apple Watch imitators 06 January 16, Ben Bold Yesterday (5 January) saw the post-festivity blues lift for the world's technophiles, when global geek-fest the Consumer Electronics Show (CES) 2016 opened its doors for business.     06 January 16 Dawn of the millennial gamer and how not to brand fail In 30 years, gaming has become the fourth biggest entertainment industry on the planet – outselling even movies and music. Gaming bean counter NewZoo evaluates the market at $91.5 billion in 2015... read more   06 January 16 The need for creativity in the programmatic age Creativity is at the heart of good advertising, but with programmatic trading growing at average rates of 15% per quarter in the UK and 291% during the past 12 months throughout Europe, is the automated... read more   06 January 16 The Daily Poke: A different retail therapy Serene, mellow, freespirited. Not necessarily words you would associate with a shopping experience. But the Department Store for the Mind is a retail experience that calms things by putting empathy at... read more     Breakfast briefing: Twitter moots 10,000 character limit, VW apologises for 'dieselgate' and unveils electric cars 06 January 16, Ben Bold Welcome to Marketing's morning briefing, a daily shot of news and a recap of the best longer reads and videos.   Under Armour's Healthbox wearables will come to the UK in June 05 January 16, Shona Ghosh Under Armour is pushing forward in fitness wearables, launching a family of devices under a new sub-brand called Healthbox.   Intel teams up with Red Bull and ESPN to harness real-time sports data 06 January 16, Matthew Chapman Intel is working with Red Bull and ESPN to harness real-time data from athletes' performances to create a richer viewing experience for fans.   Tesco follows John Lewis as it begins to charge for click-and-collect 06 January 16, Matthew Chapman Tesco is following in the footsteps of John Lewis by beginning to charge customers for click-and-collect orders.   Gimmick or game changer? Digital trend predictions for 2016 06 January 16, Damian Blackden Maxus Global's chief strategy officer predicts the digital trends emerging from the Consumer Electronics Show that will make an immediate impact.   Mark Zuckerberg's AI butler and the death of irrational thought 06 January 16, Tim Hipperson What happens when machines make all the decisions for us, asks Tim Hipperson, CEO of Morph.   1XL teams with Polar for tailored native ads 06 January 16, Gurjit Degun 1XL, the publisher collaboration, has partnered with Polar, the web publishing company, for its tailored native advertising needs.   How CES will affect media 06 January 16, Thomas Laranjo While the early news that CES will be more ‘now’ and less ‘wow’ may be bad for technology fanatics, for us media planners this is great news.                 Account Director - Drinks/on-trade   £45000 - £55000 per annum Michael Page Digital, Leeds   Senior Account Manager   £35000 - £44000 per annum Purple Consultancy, London   Account Executive / Project Executive   £25000 per annum AF Selection, Birmingham   Campaign Project Manager   Competitive salary British Airways, London Heathrow   Marketing Executive   Competitive + Benefits Wordwave International Ltd, London (Central), London (Greater)   CCO Planning & Execution Manager (London)   Competitive + bonus EE, London   HEAD OF CREATIVE OPERATIONS   Competitive Sky Betting & Gaming, Leeds, West Yorkshire   Social Media Senior Consultant   £Competitive (depending on experience) Speed, City of Bristol   Head of Brand Development   £49,333 - £57,191 Cambridge Assessment, Cambridge, Cambridgeshire   Training and Communications Manager (Digital)   £32000 - £40000 per annum + Excellent benefits Cancer Research UK, London               See all jobs

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