M&S reviews integrated creative business; Meet Pepper, SoftBank’s cute robot; Slow marketing is going mainstream

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Campaign 18:05 May 23, 2016

The five things you need to know today Most read Marks & Spencer reviews integrated creative business Maisie McCabe Embattled retailer Marks & Spencer has kicked off a review of its advertising and digital accounts ahead of Wednesday's annual results, putting 16-year creative incumbent Rainey Kelly Campbell Roalfe/Y&R on alert. Tech Pepper the robot's first marketing campaign paves way for android invasion Shona Ghosh Humanity is still unprepared for the arrival of robots (and the ensuing loss of jobs), but a new campaign from SoftBank Robotics wants to change this. Advertising Starbucks, Coke and Nescafe ads recreated with lesbian twist Simon Gwynn Drum and Iris have been named the winners and runners up of a competition designed to encourage creative ways to represent lesbians and bisexual women in ads. Marketing Why slow marketing is going mainstream Kate Magee Brands are turning to slow marketing to help remedy our hectic, always-on lives. Media Heineken seeks second global media agency Omar Oakes Heineken is looking for a second global media agency to work alongside Starcom. Also in the news Carlsberg releases patriotic Euro 2016 ad Carlsberg is issuing a "call to arms" for the nation to get behind the England football team for Euro 2016 in its latest ad. Inside Mr. Peanut's 'NUTmobile' Instagram account In search of youthful fans, an aging brand puts its century-old mascot in a giant wheeled legume and documents the road trip on Instagram Viva tech! Why Lévy is backing start-ups Ahead of his retirement, Publicis Groupe's CEO is launching an investment initiative and a tech event. NHS encourages virtual blood donations with augmented reality outdoor ads Suzanne Bidlake NHS Blood and Transplant is using augmented reality in out-of-home ads that allow the public to give virtual blood donations via an iPhone. Brands: What's your current relationship status? Presented by Brand Republic Insight & Channel Advisor By now, the majority of retailers have adapted to e-commerce with most selling their products online, but for brands it hasn't all been smooth sailing. Campaign Jobs Digital Marketing Manager/Director £50000 - £80000 per annum + Bonus + Equity Ultimate Asset, London Digital Project Manager £35000 - £45000 per annum + significant benefits The Great & The Good, London Head of Social - luxury brand, 6m contract £80000 - £100000 per annum The Great & The Good, City of London Head of Supply - video SSP £90000 - £100000 per annum + bonus + benefits Ultimate Asset, West End Strategy Consultant £40 - £60K base, total comp 50 - 75K, plus excellent benefits Rare Selection, Central London Head of Communications £37,500 - £47,500 per annum plus benefits Learning and Work Institute, Leicester, Central London or Cardiff Global Senior Brand Manager Competitive rb ( Reckitt Benckiser ), Slough Global Consumer Marketing Insights Manager- Dettol Body & Veet/Dettol Home/URT Competitive rb ( Reckitt Benckiser ), Slough Senior Social Media Executive Competitive & based on experience Royal Caribbean Cruises Ltd, Weybridge, Surrey Senior Shopper Marketing Manager competitive + bonus Spectrum Brands, Manchester, Greater Manchester

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