Wednesday 30 August 2017

5 things you need to know today: How Bake Off did | The future of connected cars

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Campaign 18:05
August 30, 2017
The five things you need to know today

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We need to talk about the Trivago ad
We need to talk about the Trivago ad

Sarah Hardcastle

The British public deserves better than a bored model with a big search bar.

Tech
What the future holds for connected cars in 2017 and beyond
What the future holds for connected cars in 2017 and beyond

Suzy Bashford

What marketers and agencies need to know about connected cars and the future relationship between consumers and auto brands

Advertising
Retail forecast to power digital adspend through 2018
Retail forecast to power digital adspend through 2018

Emily Tan

Thanks to the growth of e-commerce in the UK, the retail sector is set to be the biggest spender on digital advertising this year and is expected to continue to do so next year.

Marketing
Carlsberg global marketing boss: 'The big breweries have been competing to be the most superficial'
Carlsberg global marketing boss: 'The big breweries have been competing to be the most superficial'

Simon Gwynn

The boom in craft beer brands has been a bombshell for the established beer industry - but Carlsberg has used it as an impetus to rediscover its identity.

Media
Great British Bake Off launches with 6.5m viewers on Channel 4
Great British Bake Off launches with 6.5m viewers on Channel 4

Gideon Spanier

Channel 4's first episode of The Great British Bake Off has won the channel's biggest audience in five years with 6.5m viewers and a 30% share.

 

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Domino's trials driverless pizza delivery

Domino's has begun testing pizza deliveries using driverless cars.

Should Uber have hired a woman?

Uber has confirmed the appointment of Dara Khosrowshahi, the chief executive of Expedia, to be the taxi-hailing app company's new CEO. But should the company have hired a woman instead?

Wickes "Tradesman's sun cream" by Iris

Wickes teamed up with skin cancer charity Skcin to launch a range of sun cream for construction workers, who face the highest risk of the disease in the UK.

Pure TV brilliance from TK Maxx: The Thinkboxes Awards for TV ad creativity
Promoted
Pure TV brilliance from TK Maxx: The Thinkboxes Awards for TV ad creativity

Meg Carter

'Why Would Anyone Shop At TK Maxx?', created by Wieden & Kennedy, is the latest winner of the Thinkboxes award for TV ad creativity, voted by the Thinkbox Academy.

Populism and creativity
Promoted
Populism and creativity

Suzanne Bidlake

McCann Health, Cannes Lions Healthcare Network of the Year, hosted a roundtable to discuss the role of creativity in a new world order where populism is undermining trust.


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