Thursday 5 October 2017

Airbnb's Mildenhall in his own words | Vodafone rebrands globally | Microsoft creates VR film

Campaign: Brands

Campaign: Brands
October 05, 2017
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Airbnb CMO Jonathan Mildenhall departs
Airbnb CMO Jonathan Mildenhall departs

Diana Bradley

Mildenhall will continue to work with Airbnb on a consulting basis.

Mildenhall: in his own words
Mildenhall: in his own words

Omar Oakes

As Jonathan Mildenhall prepares to quit Airbnb's top marketing role, Campaign recalls some of the (many) arresting quotes from his three-year-tenure.

Vodafone rebrands globally to champion 'Future Optimism'
Vodafone rebrands globally to champion 'Future Optimism'

Emily Tan

Vodafone has rebranded itself with a new logo, strapline and campaign to be pushed out to all 36 countries in which it operates.

Is Tesco's Dave Lewis less bullish over the threat from Amazon?
Is Tesco's Dave Lewis less bullish over the threat from Amazon?

Simon Gwynn

Eighteen months after saying "Bring it on", Tesco chief executive Dave Lewis took a more measured view on the challenge posed by Amazon's continued push into grocery.

Microsoft teams up with Jaunt and Cirque du Soleil director McDonald for VR interactive film
Microsoft teams up with Jaunt and Cirque du Soleil director McDonald for VR interactive film

Emily Tan

Microsoft has commissioned an interactive VR experience for the launch of its Windows Mixed Reality immersive headsets on 17 October.

Are you the world's best marketer?
Are you the world's best marketer?

Staff

The World Federation of Advertisers, in partnership with Campaign, is on the hunt for the world's top marketer.

Warburtons pitched by hometown hero Peter Kay in Austen-tacious new campaign
Warburtons pitched by hometown hero Peter Kay in Austen-tacious new campaign

Simon Gwynn

Comedian Peter Kay is the latest celebrity to pitch a movie idea to Warburtons boss Jonathan Warburton in a new campaign for the bread brand.

A third of Brits don't like speaking to voice assistants
A third of Brits don't like speaking to voice assistants

Emily Tan

Nearly a third of British consumers (29%) don't like speaking aloud to voice assistants, a new study has found.

The creative ideas that made me a better marketer
The creative ideas that made me a better marketer

Andrew Warner

Monster Worldwide's chief marketer, one of Campaign's Power 100 2016, names the ads and creative work that shaped his career.

The Tories' young people problem is about trust, not policy
The Tories' young people problem is about trust, not policy

James Morris

Until the Tories ditch their obsession with policy and microtargeting, and instead think more like brand builders and community builders, their efforts to win young people back will fail.

Building a media partnership for the future
Building a media partnership for the future

Alex Aiken

As the government kicks off its media-buying review, we want to play a leading role in tackling the biggest challenges facing modern advertisers.

Adwatch: Tesco understands compound interest
Adwatch: Tesco understands compound interest

Matt Tanter

Tesco shows an enduring commitment to the effectiveness of creativity, says Matt Tanter, chief strategy officer at Grey London

Premier League's India fan park to feature VR, 'kick lab' and football stars
Premier League's India fan park to feature VR, 'kick lab' and football stars

Gurjit Degun

A Premier League fan park in India aims to inspire visitors with a wealth of football-related entertainment and information.

Audi's 'Clowns' is delightful fantasia
Audi's 'Clowns' is delightful fantasia

Unruly

Social video expert Unruly reviews the latest viral by Audi.

Campaign Diary: lame ducks, dead deer and IPA grandees
Campaign Diary: lame ducks, dead deer and IPA grandees

Theresa May makes time for socks, Andy Nairn finds horror with a fox, and 40 years of IPA presidents take memory lane walks.

Elvis, emotion and earwigs - seven things we learned at Campaign Underground 2
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Elvis, emotion and earwigs - seven things we learned at Campaign Underground 2

Georganna Simpson

All were present (in some form) at Campaign Underground's The Economics of Emotion event where the HERDmeister Mark Earls led 250 people dancing to Viva Las Vegas, delegates tried dead-insect snacks and top speakers from John Lewis, The AA, The Empathy Business and VICE explored the value of mood-based ads...

3 great ads I had nothing to do with #44: Ali Hanan on Dove, IKEA and Levi's
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3 great ads I had nothing to do with #44: Ali Hanan on Dove, IKEA and Levi's

Thinkbox

Ali Hanan, founder of Creative Equals, reveals three great ads she admires but had nothing to do with


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