Monday 15 August 2016

Instagram launches Business Profiles; British Airways cuts down long-haul food service

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August 15, 2016
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Instagram launches Business Profiles
Instagram launches Business Profiles

Omar Oakes

Instagram has launched new tools aimed at small businesses which can create a profile to promote themselves, as well as collect information about users.

Tech
Pepsi is first brand to use Twitter's Promoted Stickers
Pepsi is first brand to use Twitter's Promoted Stickers

Shona Ghosh

Twitter has launched a new sponsored Stickers ad format, with Pepsi signing up as the first advertiser as part of its ongoing #PepsiMoji campaign.

Advertising
Robert Senior is connecting the dots at Publicis
Robert Senior is connecting the dots at Publicis

Maisie McCabe

Through Publicis Groupe's new collaborative structure, in which its UK networks 'stand apart but snap together', Robert Senior could have stumbled on the agency model of the future, he tells Maisie McCabe.

Marketing
British Airways cuts down long-haul food service
British Airways cuts down long-haul food service

Daniel Farey-Jones

British Airways is reducing the number of meals it offers to economy and premium economy passengers on long-haul fights in a bid to save money.

Media
Vodafone to sponsor Evening Standard's one-off night Tube edition
Vodafone to sponsor Evening Standard's one-off night Tube edition

Omar Oakes

Vodafone will sponsor the London Evening Standard's special late-night edition to celebrate the opening of the night Tube this week.

 

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P&G's decision to scale back the use of targeting on their Facebook ads has been met with a certain sense of schadenfreude in some quarters of the industry, especially those concerned by the platform's and Google's increasing market dominance in paid-for digital media, writes Karmarama's Lawrence Weber.

Mixed reality will mean all athletes become superhumans

People's increasing desire and ability to optimise themselves through biology, chemistry or technology is creating a generation of bionic athletes. The upshot is that sport as we know it could be changed forever, writes Tracey Follows, chief strategy and innovation officer of The Future Laboratory.

How Group M's new digital sheriff will enforce law and order online

Brand-safety tsar John Montgomery is charged with ensuring that the WPP network's clients aren't among those spending billions on ads never seen by humans. It's quite an undertaking, Shona Ghosh discovers.

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Fortune favours the brave: The new breed of predictive marketers
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We look at the best ideas for adoption, how to overcome the most common challenges, and the benefits you're likely to see through making predictive analytics a priority for your business.

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