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Burger King reinstates Angus range after horsemeat scandal

Burger King is to begin selling its Angus burgers for the first time since axing the range in January as a result of the horsemeat scandal.

Karmarama's Mendelshon and Buonaguidi to appear on The Apprentice

Karmarama's London office is the setting for tonight's episode of 'The Apprentice', as candidates in the BBC One show are tasked with designing a dating website.

Brands guilty of 'complacent' online ad placement, argues expert

Brands must address complacent online ad placement because the Facebook domestic abuse ad scandal represented only the "tip of the iceberg", claims content verification firm Project Sunblock.

Coca-Cola says no to govt's nutrition labelling scheme

Coca-Cola has stated that it will not adopt the new traffic-light labelling scheme unveiled today (19 June) by the government.

Only one in ten UK retailers has tablet-optimised site, says IAB

UK retailers have fundamental gaps in their mobile marketing strategies with fewer than one in ten (8%) having a tablet-optimised site, claims the Internet Advertising Bureau.

Lexus fuses hip hop with English National Ballet

Tamara Rojo of the English National Ballet breaks with convention to dance to a new hip-hop track called Step It Up produced by Kozmeniuk.

Mr Porter hosts Gentleman's Guide to Whisky activity

Mr Porter, the online menswear portal, is hosting a digital campaign that offers tips and advice about how best to enjoy and serve whisky, for Diageo's Alexander & James, the premium drinks online retailer.

VCCP invites Coors Light fans to send a 'Damme cold call'

VCCP has unveiled the first major wide-reaching, digitally-centric piece of activity in its ongoing Coors Light campaign, which is fronted by movie star legend Jean Claude Van Damme.