Monday 2 October 2017

Piccadilly Lights signs new advertiser | Ocado hires first media agency | Twitter revenue growth slows

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Campaign: Media
October 02, 2017
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L'Oréal signs on to advertise at new Piccadilly Lights
L'Oréal signs on to advertise at new Piccadilly Lights

Omar Oakes

L'Oréal will be the fourth advertiser to take up residence at the new Piccadilly Lights advertising site, which is due to be relaunched later this month.

Ocado picks OMD UK for media as brand eyes first TV ads
Ocado picks OMD UK for media as brand eyes first TV ads

Gideon Spanier

Ocado is to appoint OMD UK as its first media agency for its estimated £10m account following a competitive pitch.

Twitter UK revenue growth slows to 4% with sales of £79.4m
Twitter UK revenue growth slows to 4% with sales of £79.4m

Gideon Spanier

Twitter's UK revenue growth slowed sharply last year with turnover up 4% to £79.4m compared to a 31% increase a year earlier.

Hearst UK halves losses to £2.7m but revenues slide 7% despite circulation lift
Hearst UK halves losses to £2.7m but revenues slide 7% despite circulation lift

Gideon Spanier

Hearst UK has halved its annual loss to £2.7m and increased circulation but revenues still fell 7% to £262.6m last year because of pressure on distribution arm Comag.

Google appeases publishers by ending 'first click free' and helping to sell subscriptions
Google appeases publishers by ending 'first click free' and helping to sell subscriptions

Emily Tan

Google is pushing out measures that will help publishers sell more digital subscriptions and is also ending its controversial "first click free" policy.

Nabs unveils first new brand identity for 14 years
Nabs unveils first new brand identity for 14 years

Simon Gwynn

Nabs, the support organisation for the advertising and media industries, has launched a new brand identity created by the charity's creative agency Fold7.

Accenture hints at further marketing services expansion
Accenture hints at further marketing services expansion

Gideon Spanier

Accenture's global boss has hinted at further expansion in the ad industry, telling investors he is "very excited about the next generation of marketing services we might launch" in 2018.

As Dentsu faces up to its past, here's how it can move forward
As Dentsu faces up to its past, here's how it can move forward

David Blecken

Admitting wrongdoing is healthy. Now it's vital to ensure things don't just return to 'business as usual'.

Will the ban on photoshopped ads in France make a difference?
Will the ban on photoshopped ads in France make a difference?

Elizabeth Kesses

New legislation in France forcing brands to highlight photoshopped images is the first step to curing our endemic crisis of low self-esteem.

How DeepMind has redefined Go and human potential
How DeepMind has redefined Go and human potential

Emily Tan

DeepMind's AlphaGo did not just defeat world champion Go-player Lee Sedol, it changed the game of Go forever.

Emojis were designed to be a global language - they're not
Emojis were designed to be a global language - they're not

Nicky Applegarth

Marketers should follow some basic principles if they don't want to end up all :-(, writes the managing director of Ayima.

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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