Tuesday, 25 July 2017

5 things you need to know today: Love Island | Google | Interpublic Group | gender stereotyping | Guardian

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Campaign 18:05
July 25, 2017
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Love Island: how brands made the most of the summer's smash hit
Love Island: how brands made the most of the summer's smash hit

Gurjit Degun

Around two million people will be dealing with Love Island blues today after last night's gripping finale which saw Kem and Amber take home £50,000 between them.

Tech
EU antitrust fine reduces Google's profits by 28%
EU antitrust fine reduces Google's profits by 28%

Simon Gwynn

Google's parent company Alphabet revenues surged by 21% to $26bn (£19.9bn) in the second quarter of 2017 but the European Union's record breaking €2.4bn fine cut profits by 28%.

Advertising
'Increased client caution' impacts IPG's results for first half of 2017
'Increased client caution' impacts IPG's results for first half of 2017

Emily Tan

Interpublic Group's net income for the first half of the year is down 28% year on year due to increased caution in client spending.

Marketing
Consumers urge brands to push the boundaries of gender stereotyping
Consumers urge brands to push the boundaries of gender stereotyping

Nicola Kemp

Consumers increasingly expect brands to push the boundaries and challenge gender stereotypes in traditional media channels and advertising.

Media
Guardian bolsters digital and cuts losses by third
Guardian bolsters digital and cuts losses by third

Ben Bold

Guardian Media Group has boosted its annual group revenues by 2% and digital revenues by 15%, while cutting its operating loss by more than a third, after attracting 400,000 paying readers and strong international growth.

 

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The Thinkboxes shortlist: May/June 2017

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The May/June Thinkboxes shortlist sees some fantastic creative from Finish, M&S, Pride in London, TK Maxx and Uber. Who will the Academy vote for? Or better still who would have your vote? Watch them all right here...


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