Stephen Hawking turns villain for Jaguar; Guide Dogs radio ad banned for appealing to children; Net-a-Porter's digital chief on how brands can get up close and personal to consumers

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Professor Stephen Hawking turns villain for Jaguar ad ... and more 09 March 16, Daniel Farey-Jones Welcome to Marketing's Breakfast Briefing, a daily shot of news and a recap of the best longer reads and videos.   Guide Dogs radio ad banned for appealing to children 09 March 16, Omar Oakes A radio ad for the Guide Dogs for the Blind Association has been banned for targeting children in their festive marketing.   Net-a-Porter's digital chief on how brands can get up close and personal to consumers 09 March 16, Sarah Watson Social networks can provide brands with a wealth of valuable insight, says Net-a-Porter's Sarah Watson.   Department for Education job ad escapes ban after complaints over teachers' pay claim 09 March 16, Gurjit Degun A Department for Education ad has escaped a ban from the Advertising Standards Authority after complaints that it misrepresented the potential salary of a teacher.   Would the real YOU (tm) please stand up! The case against personal branding 09 March 16, Adrian Britten For a while now, dollops of 'personal branding' lather have been floating in the self-help bath, writes insurance provider Amlin's comms director Adrian Britten. But, maybe it's time to throw the baby... read more   My Media Week: Ed Cox, Forward Media 09 March 16, Hayley Hayes This week Ed Cox, the managing director of Forward Media, talks start-ups, Snapchat and Star Wars.    Marketing communications is finally future ready, UK Effie entries show 09 March 16, Martin Smith The inaugural UK Effie winners, announced in May, will give the industry a great test case for progressive creativity in 2016, says the chief strategy officer for Geometry Global UK.   Kevin (and Michael) Bacon sing about eggs in all the wrong places 08 March 16, I-Hsien Sherwood Grey's award-winning campaign built on an improbable pun returns   Under Armour campaign continues with Michael Phelps in the lane to Rio 08 March 16, I-Hsien Sherwood Somber film from Droga5 captures champion's finale prep   Watch: BBH's Caroline Pay on the woman who's most inspired her success 08 March 16, Helen Hoddinott Caroline Pay, the deputy executive creative director at Bartle Bogle Hegarty, kicks off our series about inspirational women for International Women's Day.   Watch: Somesuch's Kim Gehrig on the woman who inspired her to become a director 09 March 16, Helen Hoddinott Nominated by BBH's Caroline Pay, the Somesuch director comes second in our series about inspirational women for International Women's Day.   Take a look into our crystal ball of people-based marketing - Thurs 17th March @ 3pm Presented by Brand Republic and Salesforce Join us as we go beyond personalisation as we discuss ads, apps and achieving success with the experts at o2, Aimia Inc, Standard Life and Salesforce.                 SMA - UX Designer   We offer a competitive salary with Awesome! benefits LEGO Company LTD, London (Central) or Slough, Berkshire.   Category Manager   £27,500 – £34,000 + excellent benefits Online Resourcing, Waltham, near Melton Mowbray, Leicester   Senior Brand Manager - Beauty   £45000 - £50000 per annum + car + bonus + excellent benefits Jarlett de Grouchy, London   Senior National Account Manager   Competitive Jarlett de Grouchy, London   eCRM and Content Specialist - Food   £30000 - £38000 per annum + bonus and benefits Jarlett de Grouchy, London               See all jobs

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