Tuesday, 28 June 2016

Brexit: Marketers break silence to express dismay + latest from Helen Edwards, Halifax, MasterCard, Twitter, Google, PepsiCo & Cancer Research UK

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June 28, 2016
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Brexit: Marketers break silence to express dismay
Brexit: Marketers break silence to express dismay

Shona Ghosh

The top marketers at M&S, Google and Virgin Media have taken to Twitter to express their dismay at the UK's vote to leave the EU.

Halifax is the indisputable leader of the banks, as Top Cat might say
Halifax is the indisputable leader of the banks, as Top Cat might say

Kevin Chesters

A bank at the top of the likeability rankings? The new Halifax campaign must be doing something right, writes Kevin Chesters, chief strategy officer of Ogilvy & Mather London.

Marketers, dare to be bravely out of fashion
Marketers, dare to be bravely out of fashion

Helen Edwards

If you think your brand needs a particular creative approach, say so.

High tech meets high fashion, millennial-style
High tech meets high fashion, millennial-style

James Swift

Kate Unsworth encapsulates the millennial spirit with a company that aims to address our obsession with technology, build a trustworthy brand and do good at the same time.

Brexit likely to push up food prices, say Nielsen and Kantar
Brexit likely to push up food prices, say Nielsen and Kantar

Simon Gwynn

The financial fallout from Brexit could result in a return to inflation on food prices next year, according to Nielsen, as it publishes data suggesting the first increase in supermarket sales for almost a year.

UK consumer spending fell post-Brexit vote, says MasterCard
UK consumer spending fell post-Brexit vote, says MasterCard

Sandra Halliday

UK consumer spending fell precipitously at the weekend following the Brexit result, according to a MasterCard executive who was speaking while on a visit to New Zealand this week.

Thousands sign petitions to ban misleading political ads
Thousands sign petitions to ban misleading political ads

Omar Oakes

More than 40,000 people have signed online petitions to regulate lies or misleading statements told in political advertising.

Brexit: It's time to get out of your London bubble and understand the nation
Brexit: It's time to get out of your London bubble and understand the nation

Zoe Harris

The Remain campaign failed because adland and the media failed to hear the emotional soundtrack of life in England outside the M25, argues Zoe Harris, group marketing director at Trinity Mirror Solutions - and there are serious lessons for brands beyond the referendum.

Twitter adds Snapchat-like stickers to add to photos
Twitter adds Snapchat-like stickers to add to photos

Shona Ghosh

Twitter has unveiled emoji stickers, allowing anyone who posts a picture via the mobile app to tack on cartoonish images.

EU turns to Google's ad business in antitrust probe
EU turns to Google's ad business in antitrust probe

Omar Oakes

Google is set to be hit with a third set of antitrust charges by the European Union - this time against its advertising business - according to reports.

Cancer Research UK's Newman: Get obstacles out of the way for your team
Cancer Research UK's Newman: Get obstacles out of the way for your team

Anthony Newman

Anthony Newman explains the methodology behind his team building strategy and explains why he's a believer of leader as servant.

PepsiCo: Ad-blocking 'best thing to happen to industry'
PepsiCo: Ad-blocking 'best thing to happen to industry'

Kate Magee

"Ad-blocking is the best thing that has happened to this industry", PepsiCo's president, global beverage group, Brad Jakeman, has said, arguing it will drive the industry to act more like entertainment brands.

Lessons from running a start-up accelerator
Lessons from running a start-up accelerator

Alice Bentinck

Technologists who want to start their own businesses should focus on coding and programming skills, while more women should be encouraged to work in a sector that has unlimited potential, writes Alice Bentinck.

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