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Campaign: Brands

Campaign: Brands
September 27, 2017
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Toyota shifts gears to hybrid in first campaign by The & Partnership
Toyota shifts gears to hybrid in first campaign by The & Partnership

Brittaney Kiefer

Toyota is the latest carmaker to signal a shift from diesel to hybrid vehicles in a major campaign launching across Europe this month.

Does Uber licence row reveal we overestimate the power of brands in the service economy?
Does Uber licence row reveal we overestimate the power of brands in the service economy?

Jeremy Lee

While black cab drivers were celebrating the decision by Transport for London to strip Uber of its licence to operate in London, the response among some quarters of the public was rather different.

Huawei's CMO on the power of collaboration and the need to amplify the brand
Huawei's CMO on the power of collaboration and the need to amplify the brand

Ben Bold

The brand's CMO talks to Campaign about how it is pushing its brand message through "collaboration" and innovation rather than traditional media splurge.

Adblock Plus cracks how to block Facebook ads
Adblock Plus cracks how to block Facebook ads

Emily Tan

Adblock Plus has managed to overcome Facebook's last move to block ad-blockers thanks to a filter that allows it to look inside Facebook elements.

Dyson joins the electric car brand party
Dyson joins the electric car brand party

Simon Gwynn

Dyson has said it will launch an electric car in 2020 after announcing it would spend £2.5bn developing the vehicle.

Plans for a socialist Uber and Deliveroo revealed by Labour
Plans for a socialist Uber and Deliveroo revealed by Labour

Gemma Charles

A Labour government would back tech innovations that were owned by the people who worked for them.

The creative industries can lead the way on inclusivity for disabled people
The creative industries can lead the way on inclusivity for disabled people

Dan Brooke

Work such as Maltesers' ground-breaking ad from a year ago is few and far between. It's not good enough, says Channel 4 chief marketing and communications officer Dan Brooke.

How Social Chain gained 24 million impressions for Sky Bet
How Social Chain gained 24 million impressions for Sky Bet

Emily Tan

Using multiple stages of social engagement, Social Chain succeeded in dominating social conversations around football for Sky Bet throughout the Championship Play-Offs.

Twitter trials double-length tweets
Twitter trials double-length tweets

Emily Tan

Twitter will start testing increasing its character-limit per tweet to 280 with a small percentage of its users, but only for some languages.

Three-quarters of Brits wouldn't trust a smart fridge to shop for them
Three-quarters of Brits wouldn't trust a smart fridge to shop for them

Emily Tan

Only 23% of UK consumers say they feel comfortable with a smart device, such as a fridge or virtual assistant, ordering items on their behalf.

Join forces to amplify your brand's voice
Join forces to amplify your brand's voice

Gurjit Degun

Consumers are now so absorbed by their phones that brands have to create bigger experiences to make them sit up and listen. What better way to make a huge noise than forging a partnership with another brand?

L'Oréal Paris to host runway along Champs-Elysées
L'Oréal Paris to host runway along Champs-Elysées

Gurjit Degun

L'Oréal Paris is creating a fashion-beauty runway along the Champs-Elysées for Paris Fashion Week.

Kraken rum creates scary cinema experience
Kraken rum creates scary cinema experience

Gurjit Degun

Kraken, the black spiced rum brand, is creating a terrifying cinema experience.

What the latest VR breakthroughs mean for brands
What the latest VR breakthroughs mean for brands

Matt Vernon-Clinch

Rewind's accounts director explains how to take branded VR experiences to the next step.

Movers and shakers: Vogue, TBWA, Asics, Shelter, Stink and more
Movers and shakers: Vogue, TBWA, Asics, Shelter, Stink and more

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UKTV, the country's biggest multi-channel broadcaster, demonstrates the power of TV in 2017

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