Tuesday 25 October 2016

Public Health England marketing chief: Know who to trust | O2 extends England Rugby sponsorship for five years | Netflix, Apple and Google top list of UK's most loved brands

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October 25, 2016
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Public Health England marketing chief: Know who to trust
Public Health England marketing chief: Know who to trust

Sheila Mitchell

I've come to appreciate a small and evolving band of senior industry players who understand what we're trying to achieve.

O2 extends England Rugby sponsorship for five years
O2 extends England Rugby sponsorship for five years

Omar Oakes

O2 has signed a five-year extension to its sponsorship of England's rugby team, making it one of world sport's longest-standing brand partnerships.

Netflix, Apple and Google top list of UK's most loved brands
Netflix, Apple and Google top list of UK's most loved brands

Simon Gwynn

A study of the most loved brands in the UK, US and Brazil has found that digital media, mobile and online shopping brands dominate our affections.

Can Trump's ad blitz close the gap with two weeks to go?
Can Trump's ad blitz close the gap with two weeks to go?

Benedict Pringle

With two weeks left until the US presidential election, Donald Trump has unleashed a last-minute advertising blitz. Will it be enough to win?

Brand storytelling might seem faddish but it's here to stay
Brand storytelling might seem faddish but it's here to stay

Ed Woodcock

Marketing buzzwords come and go, but the importance of brand storytelling will stand the test of time, says Ed Woodcock, director of narrative, Aesop Agency.

Culture Secretary warns: 'My children can recite just about every gambling ad there is'
Culture Secretary warns: 'My children can recite just about every gambling ad there is'

Gideon Spanier

Culture secretary Karen Bradley says she wants to investigate the effect of gambling ads on TV because "my children can recite just about every gambling advert that there is".

Heathrow third runway approved
Heathrow third runway approved

Staff

A committee of ministers has selected Heathrow expansion as its preferred option for airport expansion in the South East, the government has confirmed.

Samsung has proved it doesn't understand how the internet works
Samsung has proved it doesn't understand how the internet works

Alistair Strayton

By trying to stamp down on videos parodying the Galaxy Note 7 disaster, Samsung is trying to argue with the facts of life in 2016.

Why Nintendo's Switch is a must-succeed launch
Why Nintendo's Switch is a must-succeed launch

Rik Moore

Nintendo's innovative hybrid console provides a chance for the Japanese gaming giant to reconnect with consumers, writes Haves Media's head of strategy.

Breathing life into winning ideas
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Breathing life into winning ideas

Suzanne Bidlake

WCRS, Kinetic and 18 Feet & Rising will see their ideas for Churchill, McVitie's, Warner Bros and the Born Free Foundation come to life after winning Ocean and Campaign's creative contest

How to build brands people love
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How to build brands people love

Eleanor Kahn

Brands can understand and target their audiences better than ever. But they could be missing a crucial part of the puzzle...

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