Made.com makes space for 'Generation Squeeze' in new era of urban living + latest from Domino's, Pornhub, NatWest & Iceland

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Campaign: Brands September 26, 2016

Brand news and analysis, powered by Marketing Latest Made.com makes space for 'Generation Squeeze' in new era of urban living Nicola Kemp When the world's urban population is growing by two people every second, Made.com is focusing on making room for the generation whose home is no longer their castle. Domino's promotes marketing chief Simon Wallis to chief operating officer Shona Ghosh Domino's UK has promoted its top marketer, Simon Wallis, to the role of chief operating officer. Pornhub offers money to help women get into science and tech careers Simon Gwynn Pornhub is burnishing its gender equality credentials by offering $25,000 (£19,300) to one woman in the US who wants to pursue a career in science, technology, engineering and maths. International Meownetary Fund: Tube cat posters are going global Simon Gwynn After two weeks of occupying the ad space at Clapham Common Tube station in London, the Citizens Advertising Takeover Service (CATS) is aiming to take its project to five other cities around the world. Brexit versus global thinking: the new internationalism in marketing Nicola Kemp As the UK creative community continues to come to terms with the implications of Brexit, Nicola Kemp asks whether it is time to reappraise the effectiveness of global marketing. NatWest aims for 'bold steps' to win trust in brand campaign Omar Oakes NatWest is inviting customers to hold the bank accountable for its actions in its new brand campaign. Iceland v Iceland: country may sue supermarket over use of name Simon Gwynn Island nation Iceland is considering legal action against its British supermarket namesake of the use of its name, the country's Ministry of Foreign Affairs has confirmed. Jon Ronson: Twitter 'doesn't give a shit' about what happens on its platform Kate Magee Jon Ronson, the author of So You've Been Publicly Shamed, has accused Twitter of "not giving a shit" about what happens on its platform. Learn to like your target audience Andy Nairn We need to dispense with casual prejudices and try to truly empathise. Snapchat rebrands to Snap Inc Omar Oakes Snapchat has rebranded to Snap Inc to reflect its new direction as a "camera company". Google and Salesforce in takeover talks with Twitter Simon Gwynn Twitter is reported to have held discussions with tech giant Google and cloud computing company Salesforce about a potential acquisition deal. BHS relaunches as online retailer Omar Oakes BHS will relaunch this week as an online retailer with a smaller product range focusing on best-selling items. From VR to mobile, merging creativity and tech is a game of risk Pete Jeavons, EE Creatively driven brands must be prepared to take a step into the unknown. Review recap: AA, Richemont, USwitch Omar Oakes The AA has begun talks with agencies about its UK media planning and buying business. In an age of disruption, what are we really disrupting? David Sable It's time for "disruption" to be consigned to the business world's overflowing bin of buzzwords, writes David Sable, the chief executive of Y&R. Promoted August's Aerial Awards winner: Flash 'Colouring book' Staff Promoted How Sky makes the many faces of content count Rachel Bristow, Sky Media Every great advertising campaign tells a story - so why restrict that story to 30 seconds? With branded content entering a new era, the combination of data and technology can take stories further, Sky Media's Rachel Bristow writes Campaign Jobs UK Shopper Marketing Executive Competitive Spectrum Brands, Failsworth, Manchester Marketing Manager - The Clothes Show Dependent on Experience Haymarket Media Group, Twickenham, London (Greater) Account Handlers - All Levels!! Competitive Salary KHWS, London (Greater) Customer Comms Manager Up to £45,000 per annum Muse Publishing, London City Social Editor - Stuff.tv Depending on Experience Haymarket Media Group, Twickenham, London (Greater) Assistant Director – Marketing £56,920 – £68,547 plus Outer London Weighting: £1,830 p.a. Barnardo's, Head Office, Barkingside Head of Strategy £Competitive + comprehensive benefits package EMO Unlimited, Bristol (City Centre), City of Bristol Head of B2C Product Competitive UENI, London (Central), London (Greater) Business Director Competitive + comprehensive benefits package EMO Unlimited, Bristol Senior Sales Executive - Autosport International Dependent on Experience Haymarket Media Group, Twickenham, London (Greater)

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