Thursday 8 June 2017

UK political parties pull out of YouTube | Jordans & Ryvita kick off ad contest | Travelex marketing chief steps down

Campaign Breakfast Briefing

Campaign Breakfast Briefing
June 08, 2017
UK political parties pull out of YouTube after ads run next to extremist videos
UK political parties pull out of YouTube after ads run next to extremist videos

Emily Tan

The Conservatives, Labour and Liberal Democrats have all pulled their ads from YouTube after their ads appeared to be running next to videos that promoted Islamic extremism.

Jordans and Ryvita kick off ad contest
Jordans and Ryvita kick off ad contest

Omar Oakes

Jordans and Ryvita, the Associated British Foods brands, have started a search for a new UK ad agency after splitting with Creature of London.

Travelex global marketing chief Grounsell steps down
Travelex global marketing chief Grounsell steps down

Simon Gwynn

Dominic Grounsell has left his role as global marketing director at Travelex after deciding the company was heading in a "different direction" that no longer matched his career aspirations.

Sexism in advertising gets political
Sexism in advertising gets political

Marcie MacLellan

SheSays' director warns against putting the blame of sexism squarely on the shoulders of consumers.

Research reveals lack of trust in political advertising
Research reveals lack of trust in political advertising

Nicola Kemp

Consumers do not understand or trust the core marketing messages of the main political parties, research undertaken for Campaign has shown.

Why it's Facebook wot won it
Why it's Facebook wot won it

Giles Kenningham

This election has been characterised by parties building their marketing strategies around Facebook and abandoning traditional media, says Giles Kenningham.

Salesforce's Einstein can now identify leads and optimise campaigns
Salesforce's Einstein can now identify leads and optimise campaigns

Emily Tan

Salesforce has rolled out Einstein Account-Based Marketing (ABM), an AI-powered solution targeted at B2B marketing.

Thinkboxes winner March/April 2017: GiffGaff
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Thinkboxes winner March/April 2017: GiffGaff

Thinkbox

Winner for March/April 2017

Teads: brain science at Media360
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Teads: brain science at Media360

Eleanor Kahn

Teads hosted a hub session at the UK media industry's most important annual conference on 18 May. Here's the low-down from MD, Justin Taylor...


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