O2 says goodbye to furry campaign stars, Amazon goes up against YouTube

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Campaign 18:05 May 10, 2016

The five things you need to know today Most read Will Amazon Fresh transform the UK grocery industry? Simon Gwynn Amazon is about to take a plunge into the cut-throat grocery sector, with the UK launch of Amazon Fresh. So does the online giant have what it takes to cause a major splash? Tech Sky launches VR trial for football broadcasting with Manchester City Omar Oakes Fans could soon be able to watch football in virtual reality mode after the tech was trialled by Premier League giant Manchester City and Sky Sports. Advertising Viagra faces stiff competition as Pfizer calls ad review Omar Oakes Pfizer has kicked off a global review of its advertising requirements ahead of an international campaign for Viagra due to launch first in the UK next year. Marketing O2 to drop cat from evolved 'Be more dog' concept Shona Ghosh O2 is evolving its "Be more dog" campaign - but its furry campaign stars are getting the chop. Media Amazon goes head-to-head with YouTube in Video Direct launch Simon Gwynn Amazon is taking on YouTube by introducing a feature on Amazon Video that lets users upload their own content - and earn royalties for every minute of video streamed. Also in the news Deliveroo's slot machine hands out food samples to London commuters Delivery start-up Deliveroo has installed a slot machine with a twist at London Waterloo station. Facebook opens dynamic ads to travel brands Facebook's dynamic ad product, which delivers ads on products people have looked at, has opened up to travel brands. Creatives abroad: from Sydney to Hong Kong In part two of our video series about creatives working abroad, Ogilvy & Mather's John Koay shares his impressions of Hong Kong. Promoted Arrows and antics: what happened when Adland's finest gathered around the darts board Eleanor Hawkins "Forget about the 2016 Cannes Lions, it's all about the RedSofa Arrows Awards" - the new benchmark for industry talent. Igniting insight with British Gas, EE and IBM Presented by Brand Republic Insight & IBM Find out what happened when we got together with the marketing big guns to follow the secret path to customer experience enlightenment.   Campaign Jobs Digital Strategist - Film & Entertainment Clients £50000 - £60000 per annum + Great Agency Benefits Ultimate Asset, West End Account Director Competitive KHWS, London (Central), London (Greater) Innovation Director - Digital Strategy, Global Media Agency £75000 - £85000 per annum + Great Agency Benefits Ultimate Asset, West End Product Manager Salary circa £45,000 plus bonus and pension Resonate Search & Selection Limited, Yorkshire and the Humber

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