Friday, 1 September 2017

Vodafone launches mobile youth network | NME helps young people break into creative industries

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Campaign: Media
September 01, 2017
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Vodafone gets help from young creatives to launch mobile youth brand
Vodafone gets help from young creatives to launch mobile youth brand

Brittaney Kiefer

Vodafone is collaborating with young creatives to launch its new mobile youth brand.

Is the Trivago ad really the nadir of the ad industry's output?
Is the Trivago ad really the nadir of the ad industry's output?

Pete Jackson and Chris Arnold

Two industry commentators respond to a recent comment piece on Trivago's controversial ad campaign that claimed the British public deserved better than a "bored model and a search bar".

NME partners with university to help young people break into creative industries
NME partners with university to help young people break into creative industries

Gurjit Degun

NME, the Time Inc-owned music title, is expanding its programme that helps young people break into the creative industries into a year-long campaign.

Dear Europe, please make sure Google's changes restore organic results
Dear Europe, please make sure Google's changes restore organic results

Daniel Gilbert

Google simply isn't practising what it preaches, argues Brainlabs' chief executive.

Why influencer marketing is starting to grow up
Why influencer marketing is starting to grow up

Callum McCahon

Instagram's native feature, indicating when influencers are being paid by a brand, could have drastic implications, writes Born Social's strategy director

The Trade Desk signs deal to scan every ad impression pre-purchase
The Trade Desk signs deal to scan every ad impression pre-purchase

Emily Tan

The Trade Desk and verification tech company White Ops have signed a deal that they say will guarantee a human is on the other end of every ad impression in real-time.

Magazines must avoid Yellow Pages' fate
Magazines must avoid Yellow Pages' fate

Sarah Jane Thomson

Customer loyalty must not be at the expense of diversification and creativity, writes the CEO of children's specialist title First News.

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.

From the idea to the big screen:
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From the idea to the big screen: "Churchie's Drive-Thru Car Insurance"

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