Monday, 8 May 2017

BA confirms WPP duties | Social media according to Body Coach Joe Wicks

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Campaign 18:05
May 08, 2017
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British Airways confirms WPP duties after account win
British Airways confirms WPP duties after account win

Omar Oakes

British Airways has confirmed that it has appointed a WPP team to handle creative, media, social media and paid search for the airline.

Tech
Media iQ launches AI platform for planners
Media iQ launches AI platform for planners

Emily Tan

Ad tech company Media iQ has launched AiQx, a platform it claims is the first programmatic-first, AI-powered platform designed for media planners.

Advertising
Barclays 'goes to war' on fraudsters and scam artists in £10m campaign
Barclays 'goes to war' on fraudsters and scam artists in £10m campaign

Simon Gwynn

Barclays is aiming to close the "digital safety gap" - the growing disconnect between our confidence in digital technology and our ability to use it safely - with its new multi-channel campaign.

Marketing
Even Adidas praises Nike for Breaking2 marathon
Even Adidas praises Nike for Breaking2 marathon

Omar Oakes

Nike has drawn plaudits from rival Adidas for its Breaking2 initiative despite the runners involved failing to break the two-hour marathon mark as hoped.

Media
Social media according to The Body Coach: Joe Wicks shares his recipe for success
Social media according to The Body Coach: Joe Wicks shares his recipe for success

Gurjit Degun

Joe Wicks has gone from boot-camp fitness instructor to bestselling entrepreneur almost overnight. The millennial heir to Jamie Oliver tells Gurjit Degun how he became a social media sensation quite by accident.

 

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