Marketing Daily - Newcastle United stands by Wonga after fake law firms controversy + BrewDog, Primark and Dixons Carphone

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Marketing Daily Bulletin , 26th June 2014

Newcastle United stands by Wonga after controversy over fake law firm letters Google unveils health tracking platform Google Fit at I/O developer conference BrewDog's 'Vote Sepp' beer crafted to persuade FIFA to let Scotland host next World Cup David Cameron's intellectual property adviser warns of 'sanctions' against brands Primark's 'cry for help' messages: genuine or PR stunts? Speaker John Bercow turns to marketers for digital democracy drive Google Glass has the opportunity to transform the retail customer experience The marketing industry has become dangerously obsessed by proxies instead of profit Stella Artois Wimbledon short tells tale of pigeon-hunting Rufus Dixons and Carphone Warehouse announce profits hikes as merger cleared by EC Three steps to succesful experiential JOBS BOARD Brand Manager , SoviniUp to £40,000 , Liverpool, Merseyside Senior Search Consultant , A Digital Agency£30,500 , Bethnal Green North, London (Greater) / Bethnal Green South, London (Greater) Digital Account Director - Gaming & Entertainment , Ascent SolutionsUp to £50,000 per annum + fantastic benefits , London (Greater) / London (Central), London (Greater) / London (West), London (Greater) / London ... Global Marketing Manager , Ball & Hoolahan£75,000 + Car/Car Allowance , London (Central), London (Greater) / London (South), London (Greater) Digital Account Director , Major Players£45000 - £48000 per annum , London (Central), London (Greater)

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