Thursday 9 June 2016

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June 09, 2016
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David Cameron: Staying in EU is good for British brands as well as Brand Britain
David Cameron: Staying in EU is good for British brands as well as Brand Britain

David Cameron

In an exclusive piece for Campaign, the prime minister issues a rallying cry to the industry to back "remain" in EU vote.

Hyundai stays on the ball to stand out at Euro 2016
Hyundai stays on the ball to stand out at Euro 2016

Simon Gwynn

As advertisers compete for some Euro 2016 glory, official sponsor Hyundai is hoping its ambitious FanDome experience has what it takes to make the brand stand out from the crowd.

Tesco Mobile offers £3 off bills for viewing ads
Tesco Mobile offers £3 off bills for viewing ads

Daniel Farey-Jones

Brands including McDonald's and British Airways are set to take advantage of the first advertising service launched by Tesco Mobile, which offers an alternative to other mobile network business models such as O2's Weve and Three's proposed ad-blocking service.

Listen to the Marketing Mind podcast: the marketing engine behind Brexit
Listen to the Marketing Mind podcast: the marketing engine behind Brexit

Shona Ghosh

This month's episode of the Marketing Mind sees the Campaign team discussing the political and marketing tactics behind the Leave and Remain campaigns ahead of the referendum on the UK's membership of the EU.

Talking yourself out of a job
Talking yourself out of a job

Maisie McCabe

Sometimes people do their jobs so well that the end result is they don't have one any more.

Cameron urges UK advertisers to 'make voice heard' by backing Remain in EU vote
Cameron urges UK advertisers to 'make voice heard' by backing Remain in EU vote

Gideon Spanier

David Cameron has called on the advertising and marketing industries to "make their voice heard" by backing Remain in the EU referendum because it will be "good for British brands and for Brand Britain".

Vote Leave, agencies and brands react to Cameron
Vote Leave, agencies and brands react to Cameron

Gideon Spanier

David Cameron's rallying cry to the advertising and marketing industries to speak out in favour of staying in the European Union has been welcomed by business leaders and advertising chiefs.

WFA urges advertisers to take action over ad fraud
WFA urges advertisers to take action over ad fraud

Daniel Farey-Jones

Further evidence of advertisers' growing concern about how their media budget is spent came this week as the World Federation of Advertisers called on members to act over ad fraud.

Virgin Media signs first Premier League sponsorship with Southampton FC
Virgin Media signs first Premier League sponsorship with Southampton FC

Shona Ghosh

Virgin Media is upping its ties to the Premier League with a three-year shirt deal with Southampton.

Brands warned of dangers of publishing misleading social media content
Brands warned of dangers of publishing misleading social media content

Khidr Suleman

Fake reviews and misleading claims on social media are on the rise and companies are increasingly at risk of severe legal, financial and reputational damage, according to a new report from The Chartered Institute of Marketing (CIM).

Warner Bros promotes Polly Cochrane
Warner Bros promotes Polly Cochrane

Daniel Farey-Jones

Warner Bros, the studio behind the Harry Potter films, has promoted its chief UK marketer Polly Cochrane from senior vice-president to executive vice-president as part of changes to its management.

Why brands can't afford to ignore 'Uber's children'
Why brands can't afford to ignore 'Uber's children'

Helen Hoddinott

Brands now have the potential through technology to fulfil consumers' needs at every point throughout the customer experience. And a new wave of users is expecting brands to do just that. According to industry heads speaking at SYZYGY's Digital Innovation Day, marketers can't afford to respond with anything but brilliance.

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