Instagram attracts 200,000 brands; the new Under Armour campaign; Martin Sorrell, Jimmy Wales and the Internet of Things at #MWC16 day 3

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Instagram attracts 200,000 brands 24 February 16, Gurjit Degun Instagram, the photo-sharing social media platform owned by Facebook, has reached more than 200,000 advertisers.   Chevrolet wants Facebook fans to go beyond Like 24 February 16, I-Hsien Sherwood Commonwealth/McCann spot debuts alongside new Facebook Reactions   McDonald's European digital and strategy chief exits for new role 24 February 16, Michelle Perrett Pierre Woreczek, chief strategy, customer and digital officer for McDonald's Europe, has left the fast food chain after a decade, amid speculation that he will take up a new senior marketing role at B&Q... read more   It's what you do in the dark that will put you in the light, says new Under Armour campaign 24 February 16, Daniel Farey-Jones Under Armour, the sportswear brand, is building on its training-focused 'Rule Yourself' global campaign with three new films.   Crossrail's rebrand to Elizabeth Line gets mostly positive response on social 24 February 16, Khidr Suleman Crossrail's rebrand to the Elizabeth Line, in honour of the current monarch, has garnered a largely positive response on Twitter.   Jeep UK unveils Batman v Superman online experience 24 February 16, Daniel Farey-Jones Jeep UK has created a website that doubles as a promo for forthcoming blockbuster film Batman v Superman and a virtual demo of its Renegade model.   Virtual skis and smart toilets: a journey into the future of branded tech 24 February 16, Tony Cullingham Tony Cullingham, the Watford Advertising course leader, imagines the future of technology and brands.   Ad-blocking could end our industry. Why is no one stepping up to change that? 24 February 16, Marco Bertozzi Ad-blocking is an issue like no other we've faced before, but we lack a collective approach to the problem, says Starcom Mediavest Group's Marco Bertozzi.   Mobile World Congress: why every brand should become a tech brand 24 February 16, Natalie Bell To prepare for the Internet of Things, all brands can and should be a technology brand, says Manning Gottlieb OMD's managing director.     24 February 16 Martin Sorrell, Jimmy Wales and the Internet of Things at #MWC16 day 3 Highlights from day three at the Mobile World Conference 2016 in Barcelona. Martin Sorrell, WPP's chief, arrived to give his keynote for the Mobile is Commerce session with Dawn Airy, the chief... read more   24 February 16 How brands can take advantage of the eSports boom The week before last German Bundesliga club Wolfsburg made the news for a new signing. This new player wasn't the next Lionel Messi or Cristiano Ronaldo, instead 22 year old David Bytheway had been... read more   24 February 16 Stretching your marketing budgets with smarter tech Marketing budgets are rising. According to The Marketing Budgets 2015 survey, almost two thirds of marketers planned to increase their budgets last year, and 2016 will follow suit. However, it's a... read more   24 February 16 The Daily Poke: Massive tracks Did you fail Grade 2 clarinet? Do children cry when they hear your heartfelt rendition of Happy Birthday? Do you fear that musical achievement will always elude you? Fear not. You're now the newest... read more   24 February 16 7 design elements that make a website user-friendly Your website is the face of your company, your major online presence, and one of your biggest marketing tools. As such, it's important that users have a positive experience with your site. Read more... read more                   SENIOR ACCOUNT MANAGER – Shopper Marketing Agency – FMCG accounts – c. £35k   c. £35k Judi Patton, London (Central), London (Greater)   Marketing Assistant   £18000 - £20000 per annum AF Selection, Staffordshire   Digital Director   $130k Dot-Gap, Sydney, Australia   Super duper ACCOUNT DIRECTOR / SENIOR ACCOUNT DIRECTOR– award winning integrated agency, SW London -   £40k-£60k plus benefits Judi Patton, London (Greater)   Digital Account Manager - Global Strategy - London Agency   Competitive Salary! KHWS, London (Central), London (Greater)   CRM Strategy Director   £80000 - £100000 per annum The Great & The Good, West End   Senior Digital Designer – Department for Transport   £41,587 – £45,746 Department for Transport, London (Central), London (Greater)   Senior Campaigns Associate   £34,500 to £50,000 Financial Conduct Authority, London (Central), London (Greater)   Planner - Top CRM Agency, Excellent big name clients   £32-45,000 per annum + comprehensive benefits package The Real Adventure Unlimited..., Bristol (City Centre), City of Bristol   Marketing Manager - Higher Education   Upto £36,000 London & Partners, London Bridge               See all jobs

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