Sony ends World Cup sponsorship as Qatar corruption claims mount + Thomas Cook, Oreo and Unilever

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Marketing Daily , 26th November 2014

Sony ends World Cup sponsorship as Qatar corruption claims mount Oreo YouTubers ads banned for failing to clearly indicate marketing partnership 'Analogue dinosaurs' must tap into start-ups to succeed, says Wayra boss Thomas Cook chief Harriet Green quits unexpectedly Working with start-ups eliminates 'fear of failure', Unilever says Consumers in 50s and 60s feel ignored by brands despite controlling 80% of UK's wealth Monarch marketing chief Steven Seddon joins Kuoni Travel UK Watch: Is the agency pitch good or evil? - Part 2 Poo-Pourri literally uses toilet humour in ad starring Santa on the loo This week's top Vines: Pepsi Max, Lindt Chocolate and Fujitsu JOBS BOARD Commercial Manager , Business Centric Services GroupUp to £45,000 per annum + benefits , Old Street Head of Marketing Operations - Fixed Term Contract 12 months , NEST CorporationCompetitve , London Senior Account Manager / First Time Account Director , Content is King£35k - £45k per annum dependent on experience , London (Central), London (Greater) Head of Acquisition & Retention , NEST CorporationCompetitive , London (Central), London (Greater) Group Account Director - Experiential Agency , The Great & The Good£70,000 - £75,000 per annum , London

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