Wednesday 8 March 2017

Google UK boss defends against 'contextless' digital advertising accusation | ISBA chief: expect us to be more vocal on media transparency | Campaign picks the women who inspire us in advertising and marketing

Campaign: Brands

Campaign: Brands
March 08, 2017
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Google UK boss defends against 'contextless' digital advertising accusation
Google UK boss defends against 'contextless' digital advertising accusation

Simon Gwynn

Google's UK managing director, Ronan Harris, was forced to defend the digital advertising ecosystem from suggestions that its relentless focus on targeting meant that the importance of context for brands was being overlooked.

ISBA chief: expect us to be more vocal on media transparency
ISBA chief: expect us to be more vocal on media transparency

Gemma Charles

ISBA director general Phil Smith has laid out his plan to transform the advertiser body into a powerful voice on issues such as effectiveness and media transparency.

Campaign picks the women who inspire us in advertising and marketing
Campaign picks the women who inspire us in advertising and marketing

Staff

For International Women's Day, Campaign picks women in advertising and marketing who have inspired us the most.

John Lewis rapped for 'unfair' Black Friday Apple Watch deal
John Lewis rapped for 'unfair' Black Friday Apple Watch deal

Simon Gwynn

John Lewis has been reprimanded by the Advertising Standards Authority for making a reduced-price Apple Watch unavailable to buy over the Black Friday weekend in November, despite the item remaining in stock.

Nestlé commits to 10% drop in sugar for confectioneries by 2018
Nestlé commits to 10% drop in sugar for confectioneries by 2018

Gurjit Degun

Nestlé, the owner of Aero, Toffee Crisp and Smarties, has pledged to take out 10% of sugar from its confectionery products by 2018 in the UK and Ireland.

Why emotional analytics are the next frontier
Why emotional analytics are the next frontier

Suzy Bashford

Emotions, not algorithms, are the next frontier in analytics, with significant implications for brands.

Climbing the creative ladder: why women should prioritise building their own expertise
Climbing the creative ladder: why women should prioritise building their own expertise

Daniele Fiandaca

Daniele Fiandaca, co-founder of Creative Social and Token Man, explains how women can get ahead by putting themselves forward.

Facebook signs on Meetrics as another third-party measurement partner
Facebook signs on Meetrics as another third-party measurement partner

Emily Tan

Meetrics has joined ComScore, Nielsen, Integral Ad Science and Moat as a third-party measurement partner for Facebook.

Sainsbury's denies it has dropped household food waste targets
Sainsbury's denies it has dropped household food waste targets

Gurjit Degun

Sainsbury's has denied a report that it has dropped plans to get customers to halve their food waste.

Sexy vodka ad banned by ASA
Sexy vodka ad banned by ASA

Simon Gwynn

Black Cow vodka, a version of the spirit distilled from milk, has had a trio of ads banned for linking alcohol with sex, and encouraging excessive drinking.

Social media's clean eating trend is in conflict with millennials' love of fast food
Social media's clean eating trend is in conflict with millennials' love of fast food

Bexy Cameron

Milllennials' relationship with food, drink and socialising is shifting, writes Amplify's creative director.

Global brands' future in the age of Trump
Global brands' future in the age of Trump

Jan-Benedict Steenkamp

What does the future hold for global brands in a world witnessing heightened populism and protectionism? Will global brands continue to be valuable assets?

A strange history of the party political broadcast
A strange history of the party political broadcast

John Quarrey

Party political broadcasts have been infiltrating living rooms since 1924, with some good, some hilarious and some downright weird results.

Why marketers should take note of Facebook and Amazon's moves in digital audio
Why marketers should take note of Facebook and Amazon's moves in digital audio

Nadia Holmes

What are the reasons behind moves towards digital audio and what does it mean for marketers, asks the head of digital audio at Bauer Media.

Salesforce launches CRM AI platform Einstein globally
Salesforce launches CRM AI platform Einstein globally

Emily Tan

Salesforce has rolled out Einstein AI to all its customers and launched image recognition function, Einstein Vision.

Movers and shakers: Publicis, Mindshare, Argos, Karmarama, O&M, Grey and more
Movers and shakers: Publicis, Mindshare, Argos, Karmarama, O&M, Grey and more

Staff

Welcome to Campaign's weekly round-up of the hires, departures and promotions across the industry.

Media owners and agencies: how to keep your eye firmly on the prize
Promoted
Media owners and agencies: how to keep your eye firmly on the prize

Getmemedia

A new series of free guides take the hassle out of running successful promotions for your brand

Building brands with emotion: wake up to mood music
Promoted
Building brands with emotion: wake up to mood music

Mark Barber, Radiocentre

As new technology pushes sound centre-stage, will advertisers grasp the opportunity to break out of their visual comfort zone and benefit from music's emotional power?

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