Tuesday 28 February 2017

Elon Musk gets into space tourism | Netflix boss eyes virtual reality | Chelsea Flower Show loses sponsor

Campaign Breakfast Briefing

Campaign Breakfast Briefing
February 28, 2017

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Elon Musk gets into space tourism with $70m moon trip
Elon Musk gets into space tourism with $70m moon trip

Daniel Farey-Jones

The Tesla entrepreneur Elon Musk has signed up two people to be paying passengers on a planned journey around the moon by his SpaceX company.

Netflix boss Reed Hastings: 'We will adapt to virtual reality if it takes off'
Netflix boss Reed Hastings: 'We will adapt to virtual reality if it takes off'

Matthew Chapman

Netflix co-founder and chief executive Reed Hastings says the company is ready to adapt for virtual reality as part of its "learn and adapt" strategy.

Chelsea Flower Show loses headline sponsor
Chelsea Flower Show loses headline sponsor

Daniel Farey-Jones

The Chelsea Flower Show has been hit by the loss of several sponsors of its show gardens, in addition to its headline sponsor M&G Investments calling time on its deal.

Media is broken and 'needs a total reset'
Media is broken and 'needs a total reset'

Emily Tan

Advertisers and agencies both seem to agree that clients are failing to lead on key media decisions, while agencies lack neutrality and are unable to provide data-driven insight.

Johnson & Johnson pursues empathy in an age of 'anxiety and mistrust'
Johnson & Johnson pursues empathy in an age of 'anxiety and mistrust'

Matthew Chapman

Johnson & Johnson president of global marketing services Debra Bass says the brand is putting empathy at the forefront of its activity at a tumultuous time for the world.

UK consumers opt for familiar with British Airways topping brand ranking
UK consumers opt for familiar with British Airways topping brand ranking

Emily Tan

In a time of turbulence, British consumers seem to be opting for tried and true brands, with British Airways leading Superbrands' rankings for the fourth year running.

PwC expresses 'deep regret' and pledges investigation after Oscars envelope blunder
PwC expresses 'deep regret' and pledges investigation after Oscars envelope blunder

Robert Smith

Professional services firm PwC, which is in charge of the Academy Awards ballot counting process, has issued an apology for its part in an embarrassing error at last night's ceremony.

3 great ads I had nothing to do with #38: Adrian Rossi on Castlemaine XXXX, BT and Levi's
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3 great ads I had nothing to do with #38: Adrian Rossi on Castlemaine XXXX, BT and Levi's

Thinkbox

Adrian Rossi, joint ECD at AMVBBDO, reveals three great ads he admires but had nothing to do with

Building brands with emotion: satisfaction over time
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Building brands with emotion: satisfaction over time

Mark Stringer, PrettyGreen

Nothing boosts brands like creating the most memorable experiences

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