Monday 27 February 2017

Huawei targets 'new cosmopolitan' as it rapidly expands European marketing team | Nokia 3310 reborn in 'colourful reimagining' of classic phone | What brands really want from mobile is measurement, attribution and creativity

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February 27, 2017
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Huawei targets 'new cosmopolitan' as it rapidly expands European marketing team
Huawei targets 'new cosmopolitan' as it rapidly expands European marketing team

Matthew Chapman

Huawei is targeting a "new cosmopolitan" audience as it backs away from celebrities in its advertising and significantly increases the size its European marketing operations.

Nokia 3310 reborn in 'colourful reimagining' of classic phone
Nokia 3310 reborn in 'colourful reimagining' of classic phone

Matthew Chapman

The Nokia 3310, the phone that was renowned for its sturdiness and seemingly never-ending battery life, is returning in a "colourful reimagining".

What brands really want from mobile is measurement, attribution and creativity
What brands really want from mobile is measurement, attribution and creativity

Scott Curtis

Brands need to focus on a few priorities for mobile marketing, rather than worry about every tech innovation, says Publicis Media's European mobile strategy chief.

A phone innovation Alexander Bell would approve of
A phone innovation Alexander Bell would approve of

Dino Burbidge

While mobile develops at break-neck speeds, Itaru Sasaki's "wind phone" reminds us to slow down and remember what makes communication magical.

AB InBev: Bud Light will be Budweiser's 'kid brother'
AB InBev: Bud Light will be Budweiser's 'kid brother'

Simon Gwynn

Bud Light will appeal to young drinkers seeking a lower-alcohol beer with a more contemporary image, according to AB InBev, which is making a second attempt to introduce the US's number one beer brand to the UK.

Exclusive: Samsung awards a different kind of filmmaker during the Oscars
Exclusive: Samsung awards a different kind of filmmaker during the Oscars

Kathryn Luttner

The brand taps YouTuber Casey Neistat to give an acceptance speech for the selfie stick generation.

100 years of keeping calm and carrying on
100 years of keeping calm and carrying on

John Tylee

From challenging German propaganda during the Great War to the latest campaign tackling extremism, government communications remain unique, John Tylee writes.

Nils Leonard launches eco-friendly coffee brand
Nils Leonard launches eco-friendly coffee brand

Kate Magee

Nils Leonard, the former chairman and chief creative officer of Grey London, has launched a coffee brand that aims to shake up the coffee capsule market.

Autonomous cars shouldn't mean a hands-free future
Autonomous cars shouldn't mean a hands-free future

Daniele Schillaci

Autonomous vehicles are facing a technological divide, and the winners will be the brands that keep the driver in control, argues Nissan's VP for marketing.

Review recap: Sky, Haven, Wayfair
Review recap: Sky, Haven, Wayfair

Staff

Campaign's weekly round-up of advertising and media accounts that are under review by brands.

Dolce & Gabbana casts customers in Milan catwalk show
Dolce & Gabbana casts customers in Milan catwalk show

Daniel Farey-Jones

Fashion house Dolce & Gabbana has hit the headlines for an offbeat showcase that featured customers and social media influencers instead of models.

Waterstones criticised over 'unbranded' high street shops
Waterstones criticised over 'unbranded' high street shops

Daniel Farey-Jones

Chain bookstore Waterstones has been criticised by local traders for opening three shops that look like small independent outlets.

Building brands with emotion: changing the world with a sweater
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Building brands with emotion: changing the world with a sweater

Gianluca Pastore, Benetton

Benetton, which has long been both castigated and lauded for using shocking images in ads to sell its products, lays out its rationale for doing so.

The time is now to work in shopper strategy
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The time is now to work in shopper strategy

Lisa Gills

Lisa Gills, associate director of planning & strategy at DNA Recruit, discusses the lack of planning talent and why it's worth having shopper strategy expertise on your CV

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