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Campaign: Brands August 15, 2017

Brand news and analysis, powered by Marketing Audi rolls out global VR experience to get people back into the showroom Emily Tan & James Page Consumers are so well-informed by their online research they no longer feel a need to visit car showrooms, which is a problem for Audi. Didn't they learn from Walkers? National Lottery campaign with British Athletics hijacked Robert Smith A social campaign by The National Lottery asking people to show their support for the British Athletics team has been hijacked overnight, with a number of Twitter users posting offensive messages. Amazon calls time on Lovefilm DVD-by-post service Simon Gwynn Amazon has announced it will close its postal DVD rental service on 31 October this year. Sainsbury's presses pause on plans to buy Nisa Simon Gwynn Sainsbury's will hold off on attempts to acquire convenience store group Nisa until after competition authorities rule on Tesco's much-anticipated acquisition of Booker. Three channels indie novelty with bold and bizarre film Unruly Social video experts at Unruly review Three's "Streaming consciousness". Why brands will welcome Amazon's challenge to Google and Facebook Andy Vogel Amazon is set to equal Facebook as a means of influencing consumer behaviour, and challenge Google in delivering customer understanding, writes NewBase's global head of digital products. Thoughtlessness is our greatest threat Richard Huntington As an industry we should reflect on why we take such a cavalier approach to the impact of our work, says the Saatchi & Saatchi chairman and chief strategy officer. Snap encourages Westfield shoppers to share their experience through Snapchat Spectacles Hannah Ellison Snap is targeting consumers at London's Westfield shopping centres to share their experience through Snapchat Spectacles. Campaign's Best Places to Work open for entries This survey is dedicated to finding and recognising the best places to work in marketing, advertising and media. Creating for the real world of women James Whitehead New opportunities reveal themselves when we embrace true female insight, writes J Walter Thompson London's CEO. To change advertising, you must begin with the people Danielle Lee Spotify's global head of partner solutions believes that brands need to change their input in order to affect their output. 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. Promoted 3 great ads I had nothing to do with #42: Becky McOwen-Banks on Maltesers, Boddingtons and Ministry of Sound Thinkbox Becky McOwen-Banks, creative director at FCB Inferno, reveals three great ads she admires but had nothing to do with Join Campaign today If you are enjoying this bulletin, become a member now and get even more of the very latest news and insight from Campaign with unrestricted access to campaignlive.co.uk plus get exclusive discounts to Campaign events and a host of other membership benefits Join us now Campaign Jobs Social Media Coordinator (Leading Sports Organisation) competitive Regan & Dean Recruitment Limited, London, South West London / London Social Media and CRM Coordinator Competitive based on experience and market rate TFT Consulting Ltd, London Senior Digital Marketing Manager £60000 - £70000 per annum Aquent / Vitamin T, City of London, London Senior Digital Marketing Manager – International GBP £37-40,000 dependent on experience Scandinavian Airlines System, London (near Heathrow Airport) Head of CMI | Leading Global Tech |12 month contract |£100-130k £400 - £500.00 per day Elizabeth Norman International, Chertsey, Surrey Digital Account Manager £24-28,000 per annum + benefits package Prophecy Unlimited, Bristol Digital Account Executive £18-20,000 per annum + benefits package Prophecy Unlimited, Bristol (City Centre), City of Bristol Marketing Account Executive £18-20,000 per annum + benefits package Prophecy Unlimited, Bristol Senior Account Manager £competitive + Car/Allowance + Benefits Bray Leino, Devon Marketing & Communications Specialist Tax free competitive salary The Emirates Group, Dubai

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