Friday, 31 March 2017

Row over Brut plug on Radio 4 shows peril of mixing journalism and brands | Programmatic: guilty until proven innocent?

Campaign: Media

Campaign: Media
March 31, 2017
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Row over Brut plug on Radio 4 shows peril of mixing journalism and brands
Row over Brut plug on Radio 4 shows peril of mixing journalism and brands

Grant Feller

BBC Today's Garry Richardson told everyone he was speaking to a cricketer, "in conjunction with Brut aftershave who he is an ambassador for".

Programmatic: guilty until proven innocent?
Programmatic: guilty until proven innocent?

Rob Norman

Like it or not, programmatic is here to stay and all parties need to collaborate around improvements, writes Group M's global chief digital officer.

Being funny is a serious career move
Being funny is a serious career move

Sue Unerman

Colleagues who make others laugh are seen as more self-confident, more competent, and higher in status, according to a series of US experiments.

Cara Delevingne turns social activist for Puma
Cara Delevingne turns social activist for Puma

Be On

Social video experts at Be On review "Cara Delevingne presents 'Do you'", the latest viral from Puma.

Twelve ways to make your Tweets go further
Twelve ways to make your Tweets go further

Gordon MacMillan

Gordon MacMillan, head of editorial at Twitter UK, reveals what successful brands are doing to enhance their social media presence.

Brand safety: How the YouTube kerfuffle is playing out in APAC
Brand safety: How the YouTube kerfuffle is playing out in APAC

Matthew Miller

Reaction has been measured, and insiders welcome the much-needed attention to what is certain to be a long-term issue.

Things we like: News brands prove their value and Sesame Street introduces Julia
Things we like: News brands prove their value and Sesame Street introduces Julia

Staff

News brands prove their worth to the ad industry, and Sesame Street's new character is Julia, a puppet with autism.

Wins this week: Tim Hortons, Unicef, Dulux
Wins this week: Tim Hortons, Unicef, Dulux

Staff

Campaign's weekly round-up of account moves across advertising and media.

3 great ads I had nothing to do with #39: Mark Elwood on John Smith's, Skoda and Channel 4
Promoted
3 great ads I had nothing to do with #39: Mark Elwood on John Smith's, Skoda and Channel 4

Thinkbox

Mark Elwood, joint ECD and founding partner at 101, reveals three great ads he admires but had nothing to do with

Thinkboxes winner January/February 2017: Sport England
Promoted
Thinkboxes winner January/February 2017: Sport England

Winner for January/February 2017

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