EE teaches kids how to code by inviting them to create Wembley Arch light show; Infographic: Who’s the real marketing hero, Batman or Superman?

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24 March 16, Matthew Chapman EE teaches kids how to code by inviting them to create Wembley Arch light show EE is offering children the chance to produce a light show for the Wembley Arch via an app that teaches 7 to 11-year-olds how to code.       24 March 16 How video consumption breaks down Everyone's talking about video. And if they're not talking about it, they're probably watching it. And if they're not watching it, they're probably reading a fascinating, possibly life-changing, blog... read more   24 March 16 The Daily Poke: Beauty workout If you feel like you're lacking will power, why not try a beauty-fuelled workout? WILL is the new beauty brand, who will optimise your exercise experience, and keep you motivated to the gym and back... read more   24 March 16 Infographic: Who's the real marketing hero, Batman or Superman? The fight is on. Batman v Superman hits cinemas this Easter. You'll have to head to a big screen to discover who wins that battle but who would take the marketing crown? Across social media... read more     Sky and Facebook heads talk 'evolving' content and marketing partnership 24 March 16, Daniel Farey-Jones Pay-TV giant Sky and social network Facebook are working in partnership to understand how marrying Sky's content with Facebook's platforms can deliver results for both companies, senior executives revealed... read more   Nintendo reviews UK media 24 March 16, Gurjit Degun Nintendo, the Japanese gaming company, is reviewing its media planning and buying account in the UK.   Microsoft launches AI chatbot that talks like a Millennial...and more 24 March 16, Matthew Chapman Welcome to Marketing's Breakfast Briefing, a daily shot of news and a recap of the best longer reads and videos.   Traditional customer journey has been 'blown up', says Philips global marketing chief 24 March 16, Daniel Farey-Jones Philips is adjusting to a world where it needs to be "everywhere and anywhere the customer is" rather than trying to encourage them through a linear journey, according to the electronics brand's global... read more   Why Nielsen retains a crucial role in media 24 March 16, Gideon Spanier At a time when media practices and data methodologies are under scrutiny, an outside referee is key.   Shangri-La appoints DigitasLBi to lead global team of agencies 24 March 16, Emily Tan Shangri-La Hotels and Resorts has appointed a "fully integrated agency team" to be led by DigitasLBi as its agency of record.   SXSW 2016: Back to the human 24 March 16, Laura Jordan Bambach Laura Jordan Bambach picks the best talks on this year's big theme: where human and tech intersect.                 HomeAway-Director, Global Brand Media   Competitive HomeAway, London (Central), London (Greater)   Senior Search Executive   £27k Dot-Gap, London (Central)   Junior Technical AM (ad ops/AM)   Salary approx £20-24k + 10-20% comms MediaMigo Recruitment Limited., London (Central), London (Greater)   Digital Planner / Digital Strategist   to £70k - 90k+ bens David Thatcher Recruitment, London (West), London (Greater)   Online Community Manager   c. £30-35k per annum World First UK Ltd, London (Central), London (Greater)   Assistant Brand Manager   £Highly Competitive basic + benefits Noble Foods (The Happy Egg Company) c/o SmithCarey Ltd, West London Based   Brand Manager   £Highly Competitive basic + bonus, car/car allowance & benefits Noble Foods (The Happy Egg Company) c/o SmithCarey Ltd, West London Based   HomeAway- Global Display Analyst   Competitive HomeAway, London (Central), London (Greater)   Brand Director (Malawi)   Negotiable Girl Effect, London (Greater)/Malawi   Business Development Director   £100,000 + commission + benefits The Simmance Partnership, West London               See all jobs

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