Tuesday 18 October 2016

Weaker pound boosts Burberry revenues, Apple drops plans to build its own self-driving car, HP's chief marketing officer Antonio Lucio makes diversity 'bet'

Campaign Breakfast Briefing

Campaign Breakfast Briefing
October 18, 2016

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Weaker pound boosts Burberry revenues
Weaker pound boosts Burberry revenues

Daniel Farey-Jones

British clothing and accessories company Burberry has unveiled a 5% rise in revenues for the six months to 30 September, thanks to the falling pound.

Apple drops plans to build its own self-driving car
Apple drops plans to build its own self-driving car

Daniel Farey-Jones

Apple has reportedly torn up its plans to build a self-driving car.

HP's chief marketing officer Antonio Lucio makes diversity 'bet'
HP's chief marketing officer Antonio Lucio makes diversity 'bet'

Shona Ghosh

HP's chief marketing officer Antonio Lucio admits that he's taking a "bet" that more diverse teams will lead to better output.

Cow & Gate creates first song proven to make babies happy
Cow & Gate creates first song proven to make babies happy

Simon Gwynn

BETC London has worked with musician Imogen Heap to create a song for Cow & Gate Baby Club billed as the first composition scientifically tested to make babies happy.

Facebook introduces Marketing 3.0 model
Facebook introduces Marketing 3.0 model

Sara Kimberley

This year will still be the year of the video for Facebook, according to its founder and chief executive, Mark Zuckerberg, despite the tech giant overestimating ad video views on its platform for the past two years.

Wieden & Kennedy expands leadership team
Wieden & Kennedy expands leadership team

Daniel Farey-Jones

Three Wieden & Kennedy London executives are joining the agency's global leadership team as it expands from nine to 24 people.

Addison Lee appoints new chief customer officer
Addison Lee appoints new chief customer officer

Simon Gwynn

Minicab company Addison Lee has appointed former Microsoft and Amazon marketer Tamsin Todd as its new chief customer officer.

Marketers struggling to cope with pace of digital transformation
Marketers struggling to cope with pace of digital transformation

Daniel Farey-Jones

More marketers say they are struggling to cope with the accelerated pace of digital transformation than a year ago, according to Adobe's annual Digital Roadblock study.

Pictures: Ad industry celebrates Campaign archive launch
Pictures: Ad industry celebrates Campaign archive launch

John Tylee

Industry figures representing some four decades of British advertising swapped stories and wallowed in nostalgia at a party to launch a major fund-raising initiative by the History of Advertising Trust.

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'When I see agencies having fun, I really respect that' Martin Heaton Cooper
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'When I see agencies having fun, I really respect that' Martin Heaton Cooper

Eleanor Kahn

In association with The Trade Desk, we invite the biggest industry names to interview their boundary-pushing peers - and pass on the baton, in an interview relay. Discovery Networks' Martin Heaton Cooper, VP commercial development UK, Ireland & IAS EMEA, is the latest boundary pusher in our series. Jenny Biggam, founder, the7stars, speaks to him...

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