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Campaign: Brands February 06, 2017

Brand news and analysis, powered by Marketing LATEST Which brands won big on social media at the Super Bowl? Sam Burne James Building supplies company 84 Lumber triumphed as the most-discussed brand on social media during last night's Super Bowl, thanks to its film about a Mexican family's journey to the US. Super Bowl 2017: the star brands of this year's ads Alex Player Campaign's roundup of 2017's best ads Here are the 10 most-viewed Super Bowl LI commercials online Ilyse Liffreing On a politically charged night, the ads that received the most attention didn't necessarily receive the most love. Inside the strangely hypnotic Snickers 36-hour live stream Kathryn Luttner The Super Bowl advertiser maximizes its ad buy with Facebook Live, proving people will watch just about anything. Coca-Cola runs 3 previously aired spots during Super Bowl LI Kathryn Luttner Even with its hometown team in the game, Coke opts for the safety. Brands pull ads from Russian news channel over propaganda fears Omar Oakes British brands have cancelled ads on the RT UK news channel over fears it is broadcasting propaganda on behalf of Vladimir Putin, the Russian president. The revolution will be powered... wirelessly Dino Burbidge The technology to charge a phone remotely could one day power entire towns in the developing world, writes WCRS' director of tech and innovation. Anna Jones and Debbie Wosskow launch style services app Gurjit Degun Anna Jones, the outgoing chief executive at Hearst Magazines UK, has launched a style services app called ShareStyle. London Pride signs up Michael Fish for social campaign Simon Gwynn Fuller's ale London Pride is working with former TV weatherman Michael Fish for social media campaign #whenitrainsitpours Review recap: P&G, Value Retail, Department of Transport Staff Campaign's weekly round-up for account reviews across advertising and media. Promoted The future of advertising is in your hands Getmemedia Discover how to tackle the industry's key challenges right now as well as future opportunities at ISBA's annual conference Promoted Thinkboxes winner November/December 2016: John Lewis Thinkbox Winner for November/December 2016 If you are enjoying this bulletin, subscribe now to get even more news, analysis and insight from Campaign, including unrestricted access to campaignlive.co.uk. Click here for subscription options from just £37 a quarter. Campaign Jobs Media Marketing Executive Competitive Manchester United Limited, This role will be based at the Stadium Site, Chester Road Building Digital Group Account Director Competitive Union Jackson, West London Marketing Assistant (Media) £27,972 per annum Smart Energy GB, London (Central), London (Greater) Data Analyst – Apps Competitive + Benefits Costa, Holborn and Covent Garden, London (Greater) User Experience Manager £Competitive + Benefits Costa, Holborn, London Product Manager – Apps £Competitive + Benefits Costa, Holborn, London Customer Experience Lead £Competitive + Benefits Costa, Holborn, London Category Manager Competitive basic + bonus, car allowance, pension & benefits Rowse Honey, Oxfordshire Product Manager £42-45,000 per annum + comprehensive benefits package EMO Unlimited, Bristol (City Centre), City of Bristol Strategic Planner £28-35,000 per annum + comprehensive benefits package EMO Unlimited, Bristol (City Centre), City of Bristol

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