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Pistols pretty fragrant with perfume launch

Pistols pretty fragrant with perfume launch

Iconic punk band the Sex Pistols are to put their name to a new scent, simply called Sex Pistols.

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Samsung has officially unveiled its tablet computer, the Galaxy Tab, the latest of its products to take on the might of Apple.

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LG 3D TVs boosted by Sky marketing push

LG 3D TVs boosted by Sky marketing push

BSkyB is to offer its customers exclusive deals on LG's range of 3D TVs, after expanding its marketing partnership with the manufacturer.

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Burger King sold to private equity company

Burger King sold to private equity company

Burger King, the fast food giant, is being sold to private equity firm 3G Capital in a deal valued at $4bn (£2.6bn).

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AB InBev appoints Vizeum to £23m media account

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Anheuser Busch InBev has appointed Vizeum to its £23m media planning and buying account.

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Think BR: The extended 'self-regulation' remit could spell trouble for advertisers and the ASA

Think BR: The extended 'self-regulation' remit could spell trouble for advertisers and the ASA

The expansion of the ASA's remit to cover social networks and other non-paid-for space may pose difficulties for any businesses advertising online, while the ASA may find enforcement difficult, writes Reed Smith's Marina Palomba.

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An innovative use of YouTube by correction fluid brand Tipp-Ex offers viewers the chance to choose what happens next in a video clip after a reluctant hunter refuses to shoot a grizzly bear.

 
M&C Saatchi captures £6m Bathstore creative business

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Bathstore, the UK's largest bathroom retailer, has appointed M&C Saatchi to handle its £6 million advertising account.

 
Coors Light reviews £3m creative business

Coors Light reviews £3m creative business

Molson Coors is holding a review of the £3 million advertising account for its Coors Light beer brand.

 
Stelios launches easyGym

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EasyJet founder Sir Stelios Haji-Ioannou is launching easyGym, a cut-price, no frills chain of gyms across the UK.

 
 
Buxton picks cricketer Cook as brand ambassador

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Buxton Natural Mineral Water has chosen England cricketer Alastair Cook as a brand ambassador in a two-year deal starting next year.

 
Nimeh departs Iris in agency shake-up

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George Nimeh, Iris Worldwide's regional digital director, Europe, has resigned amid an internal shake-up at the agency.

 
AA and Saga hunt for digital agency

AA and Saga hunt for digital agency

The AA and its sister company Saga are searching for an agency to overhaul their online activity and rebuild their websites.

 
Apple launches social network for music fans

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Apple is entering the social media market to compete with Facebook and Twitter, with the launch of its music-orientated social network.

 
 

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