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August 06, 2016
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The top 10 brands favoured by Remainers and Brexiters
The top 10 brands favoured by Remainers and Brexiters

Emily James

Marketers can learn about our divided nation by examining the brands that appeal across the voting referendum voting split, says Emily James, chief strategy officer at Rainey Kelly Campbell Roalfe/Y&R.

Sprite ads taken down after sparking sexism complaints
Sprite ads taken down after sparking sexism complaints

Omar Oakes

Coca-Cola has apologised after an online ad for Sprite prompted social media accusations of sexism.

Confused.com drops Brian the Robot for James Corden
Confused.com drops Brian the Robot for James Corden

Gurjit Degun

Confused.com, the price comparison site, is ditching Brian the Robot for James Corden as it tries to keep up with the competition.

Ikea campaign calls on diners to put the phone down and enjoy life
Ikea campaign calls on diners to put the phone down and enjoy life

Simon Gwynn

Ikea is celebrating the virtues of genuine relaxation in a campaign that imagines what our contemporary obsession with publishing pictures of food on Instagram would look like in pre-revolutionary France.

Top five official Olympic sponsor ads trending on YouTube
Top five official Olympic sponsor ads trending on YouTube

Alex Player

With less than a week until the 2016 Olympic Games in Rio kicks off, competition on YouTube is heating up.

Tesco top marketer Robin Terrell to depart
Tesco top marketer Robin Terrell to depart

Simon Gwynn

Tesco chief customer officer Robin Terrell is leaving the supermarket after three years.

Nissan pretends to be the world's worst sponsor in Team GB prank
Nissan pretends to be the world's worst sponsor in Team GB prank

Shona Ghosh

Nissan is set to air a comical TV spot tonight as the Rio Olympics kicks off, in which it asks Team GB athletes to push the brand in ridiculous ways during the games.

Is the role of the celebrity (in advertising) dead?
Is the role of the celebrity (in advertising) dead?

Holly Eddleston

The power of influence isn't a new concept. However, who wields it in an age of social media, user-generated content and hyper-connectivity is open to debate.

Asda's George brand taps into emotion after moving ad account to Saatchi & Saatchi
Asda's George brand taps into emotion after moving ad account to Saatchi & Saatchi

Omar Oakes

Saatchi & Saatchi has launched a Dr Seuss-inspired ad campaign for George, the Asda clothing brand, after picking up the account from sister agency Fallon.

Havana Club to whisk consumers away to Cuba... in the middle of Soho
Havana Club to whisk consumers away to Cuba... in the middle of Soho

Simon Gwynn

Pernod Ricard is launching a pop-up experience in London for its rum brand Havana Club, complete with a virtual reality component.

How to mix with stars and still get noticed: a masterclass for brands
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How to mix with stars and still get noticed: a masterclass for brands

Staff

A Hollywood producer meets experts from Discovery Networks, Havas Media and BEN to talk the evolution - and future - of brands' involvement with entertainment in three #BENtalks films from Campaign and Branded Entertainment Network

Fortune favours the brave: The new breed of predictive marketers
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Fortune favours the brave: The new breed of predictive marketers

Brand Republic & Redeye

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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