Monday, 7 August 2017

5 things you need to know today: PHD snatches back Sainsbury's £115m media as review drama ends | Google diversity row breaks out over engineer's memo | and more...

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August 07, 2017
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PHD snatches back Sainsbury's £115m media as review drama ends
PHD snatches back Sainsbury's £115m media as review drama ends

Gideon Spanier

Sainsbury's has confirmed that PHD has won its consolidated £115m media planning and buying account, ending the long-running drama over the account review.

Tech
Google diversity row breaks out over engineer's memo
Google diversity row breaks out over engineer's memo

Omar Oakes

A Google software engineer's memo criticising its diversity initiatives has gone viral within the company after arguing that "psychological differences" explain why women are underrepresented in tech.

Advertising
Droga5 London wins Peroni ad business
Droga5 London wins Peroni ad business

Jeremy Lee

Droga5 London has won the advertising account for Peroni Nastro Azzurro in a competitive pitch, following the beer brand's acquisition by Asahi Group.

Marketing
Coke After-Life: drinks giant offers $1m if you can come up with the next stevia
Coke After-Life: drinks giant offers $1m if you can come up with the next stevia

Simon Gwynn

Coca-Cola has launched a pair of crowdsourcing challenges in a bid to find natural, calorie-free sweeteners that could potentially be used in its drinks in the future.

Media
Three partners with Time Out London to offer binge-watching Netflix on the Thames
Three partners with Time Out London to offer binge-watching Netflix on the Thames

Gurjit Degun

Three, the mobile network, has partnered with Time Out London to offer readers a chance to binge-watch Netflix shows while cruising along the Thames.

 

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