Wednesday, 19 April 2017

Share a Coke campaign returns with holiday twist | Burger King asked to apologise for adding ads in Wiki entry

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Campaign 18:05
April 19, 2017
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Share a Coke campaign returns with holiday twist
Share a Coke campaign returns with holiday twist

Simon Gwynn

Coca-Cola is bringing back its "Share a Coke" packaging campaign - but this time, bottles and cans will feature the names of top holiday destinations.

Tech
Facebook announces plans to move into AR
Facebook announces plans to move into AR

Gurjit Degun

Facebook is working on developing augmented reality, its chief executive has revealed.

Advertising
Ogilvy & Mather hires creative duo to oversee art direction
Ogilvy & Mather hires creative duo to oversee art direction

Omar Oakes

Ogilvy & Mather London has appointed two new creative directors to oversee the agency's art direction across clients.

Marketing
What you can learn from resistance marketing
What you can learn from resistance marketing

Helen Edwards

All marketers can learn something by working in 'resistance' categories.

Media
Diageo, McDonald's and Mars top agenda at Media360 amid General Election fever
Diageo, McDonald's and Mars top agenda at Media360 amid General Election fever

Staff

Industry leaders from Diageo, Disney, Facebook, ITV, Mars, McDonald's and Omnicom Media Group are among those speaking at Campaign's Media360 in Brighton next month.

 

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Grey London has poached The Martin Agency's managing director Olivia Browne to replace Natalie Graeme at the WPP agency.

Burger King asked to apologise for adding ads in Wiki entry

Burger King has been asked by Wikipedia to apologise for adding advertising material into its entry on the online encyclopaedia.

How Snapchat can redeem itself in the eyes of marketers

Instagram is stealing Snapchat's users by beating the platform at its own game. Is there any hope of salvaging the once-promising network?

When growing pains are a great thing: digital out-of-home
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When growing pains are a great thing: digital out-of-home

Ben Putland, managing director, QDOT

Digital out-of-home is expanding rapidly - but this growth brings challenges for both buyers and sellers. QDOT's MD Ben Putland on how to tackle them...

Why this billboard stands out from the bunch
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Why this billboard stands out from the bunch

Primesight

A simple yet visually arresting billboard design showing the importance of charity Rays of Sunshine's mission to grant sick children's wishes also illustrates the power of outdoor

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