Thursday 5 October 2017

Max Factor launches bespoke cinema ads | Google poses new threat

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Campaign: Media
October 05, 2017
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Max Factor launches bespoke ads for boutique cinemas
Max Factor launches bespoke ads for boutique cinemas

Omar Oakes

Max Factor, the Coty make-up brand, has entered into a nine-month advertising partnership with boutique cinema chains that will feature bespoke ads created around movie releases.

Google poses a serious threat to Apple, Amazon, Microsoft and Snapchat with launch of nine new products
Google poses a serious threat to Apple, Amazon, Microsoft and Snapchat with launch of nine new products

Emily Tan

Google has just launched two new Google Home products, two smartphones, smart earphones, a smart pen, a laptop, a new AR device and a camera, all with AI baked in.

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.

JCDecaux: 'we must ensure outdoor doesn't fall into pitfalls of digital media'
JCDecaux: 'we must ensure outdoor doesn't fall into pitfalls of digital media'

Sara Kimberley

JCDecaux is launching a new brand charter, BranDO, which is to set a gold standard of best practice across the digital out-of-home industry.

Pitch update: Missing Type account up for grabs, as AB InBev makes a decision
Pitch update: Missing Type account up for grabs, as AB InBev makes a decision

Staff

NHS Blood and Transplant issued an integrated brief, putting agencies including Engine on alert, as the Anheuser-Busch InBev and Ocado media pitches approached their conclusion this week.

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.

Movers and shakers: Publicis, ITV, House of Fraser, Unruly and more
Movers and shakers: Publicis, ITV, House of Fraser, Unruly and more

Staff

Welcome to Campaign's weekly round-up of the hires, departures and promotions across the industry.

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.

Welcome to experiential's golden age
Welcome to experiential's golden age

Jonathan Emmins

Once dismissed as above-the-line marketing's poor relation, the industry appears to be finding a renewed respect for experiential and agencies have been falling over themselves to get a slice of the brand-experience pie, says Amplify's founder.

Watch: agencies open doors to 1,500 people for Advertising Unlocked
Watch: agencies open doors to 1,500 people for Advertising Unlocked

Georgina Brazier

Powered by the IPA, the nationwide one-day initiative saw over 70 agencies across the UK invite a host of different people to come and experience life in an ad agency.

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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