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May 23, 2016
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Phones4u's billionnaire founder John Caudwell backs mobile challenger Unshackled.com
Phones4u's billionnaire founder John Caudwell backs mobile challenger Unshackled.com

Shona Ghosh

The senior executive team at Phones4u, backed by its founder John Caudwell, have launched a mobile challenger brand called Unshackled.com, aiming to take on phone shops such as Carphone Warehouse.

Woolfenden brings his brand of mischief from Paddy Power to Lyst
Woolfenden brings his brand of mischief from Paddy Power to Lyst

Gemma Charles

Paddy Power's former mischief-maker Christian Woolfenden is up to his old tricks trying to make fashion's invisible giant famous.

Marks & Spencer reviews integrated creative business
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.

Pepper the robot's first marketing campaign paves way for android invasion
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.

Why slow marketing is going mainstream
Why slow marketing is going mainstream

Kate Magee

Brands are turning to slow marketing to help remedy our hectic, always-on lives.

Starbucks, Coke and Nescafe ads recreated with lesbian twist
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.

How brands can be good
How brands can be good

Simon Gwynn

Consumers expect brands to have a purpose. What is the best way to achieve this, Simon Gwynn asks.

Don't risk losing a generation of marketing managers
Don't risk losing a generation of marketing managers

Clare Kemsley

With marketing functions suffering from skill shortages in mid-level roles, businesses risk losing a generation of marketing managers if millennial employees move in search of other opportunities, writes the managing director of Hays Marketing.

Marketing budgets shifting to rely 'less on words and more on images'
Marketing budgets shifting to rely 'less on words and more on images'

Sam Burne James

Marketing spend on visual content is set to increase this year, according to a survey by the agency Lewis, which says companies need to "rely less on words and more on images".

Four things brands should consider when going programmatic in 2016
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Four things brands should consider when going programmatic in 2016

Martin Bromfield, VP Advertising EMEA at comScore

Creative executions need to be delivered to the right people, under the right conditions - and for that to happen, you need to control four key factors




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