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Think BR: Why Google will get connected television right

While Apple and Yahoo's previous attempts to merge TV and online failed to make a big impression, Matt Mee, EMEA head of strategy at MediaCom, explains why Google TV could be the one to succeed.

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Government to report on failed ad campaigns

The government is set to release details of ad campaigns that fail to gain Cabinet Office approval, as part of a drive for greater transparency in public sector marketing.

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Over-50s safe sex campaign raids fashion archives

Health charity FPA has turned to fashion adverts from the sixties and seventies to encourage middle-aged people to practice safer sex.

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GMTV replacement Daybreak brings 1m viewers to ITV1

ITV's new early morning breakfast show 'Daybreak' debuted with one million viewers, but lagged 400,000 viewers behind BBC One's 'Breakfast', according to unofficial overnight figures.

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HSBC in £5m services push

HSBC is rolling out a £5m ad campaign to encourage customers to view it as more than a transactional bank.

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'Change is the only constant,' says Channel 4's Andy Barnes

Channel 4's sales director Andy Barnes talks to Harriet Dennys about the newly self-reliant broadcaster's move into e-tail, the shows lined up to replace Big Brother, and what Project Canvas will mean for the market

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Andy Duncan joins luxury car retailer

Former Channel 4 chief executive and Unilever marketer Andy Duncan has joined high-end car retailer HR Owen as chief executive.

 

F1 sponsors call for top marketing role

Formula One sponsors have called for the sport to appoint its first marketing chief.

 

Pamela Anderson to promote Nokia handset

Pamela Anderson is to star in a short film promoting the forthcoming launch of the Nokia N8 handset, with a competition offering people the chance to appear alongside her in a bedroom scene.

 

BBC launches social iPlayer

BBC has launched its new look iPlayer, which allows users to link the platform to their social networks.

 
 

Tetley trials T4KIDZ line 4

Tetley Tea is looking to extend into the children's market with the launch of a caffeine-free Redbush and Honeybush tea brand, T4KIDZ.

 

Dazed Digital targets 20k eyeballs for 'reactivation'

Style magazine Dazed & Confused closed down its website last night and said it will reactivate a new-look site when 10,000 people simultaneously log on.

 

TUI managing director to take marketing lead

TUI is to adopt a top-down marketing structure, with incoming managing director Johan Lundgren taking direct control of brand strategy.

 

Saatchis unite for agency's 40th anniversary 3

M&C Saatchi will join Saatchi and Saatchi in celebrating its 40th anniversary on Thursday despite years as bitter rivals.

 
 

Brand app chart

A look at the most downloaded branded apps.

Paper Round

Casting a commercial eye over the day's papers.

 

Explore Brand Republic

Dave Trott

Radical common sense

 

Bob Willott

On the bottom line

 

 

Chris Arnold

On ethical marketing

 

Thinkbox

Square-eyed thinking

 

 
Greg Taylor

The gift of water

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Jon Cano-Lopez, Communisis

The FSA single customer view regulation; a help or a hindrance?

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Graeme Crossley
 
 
Ian Moore

The feelbad factor

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 Bob Willott

WFCA boasts profit rise after clients leave

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Greg Taylor

Where brands can really take off

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Events

 

Driving Revenue through Data

  • AOP
  • Date: Wed 08 Sep 2010 - Wed 08 Sep 2010
  • Venue: IPC Media, Blue Fin Building, 110 Southwark Street, London, SE1 0SU More
 
 

IBC Conference

  • IBC
  • Date: Thu 09 Sep 2010 - Tue 14 Sep 2010
  • Venue: RAI exhibition & Congress Centre, Amsterdam More
 
 

CharityComms Seminar

  • CharityComms
  • Date: Thu 16 Sep 2010 - Thu 16 Sep 2010
  • Venue: St Albans Centre, Leigh Place, Baldwins Gardens, Holborn, London, EC1N 7AB More
 
 
 


Finding the right formula 1

F1's sponsors believe that in F100 they have established a forum that will benefit all.

 

The Kelly Brook brand

A favourite with tabloids and advertisers alike, the star is now a brand in her own right.

 

Wines face test of strength

Producers seem determined to carve out a niche for lower-alcohol brands.

 

Profile: Taking Tetley global

Nigel Holland, regional president, UK & Africa, at Tata Global Beverages, is determined to cement Tetley tea's lead.

 

Editor's Comment: Get top marketers on board

Marketers have long suffered a lack of representation in the boardroom, with all too many listed companies overlooking the role of their brands in building shareholder value.

 

Think BR: The extended 'self-regulation' remit could spell trouble for advertisers and the ASA 1

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.

 
 

CREATIVE STRATEGY: It's not big and it's not clever, Halifax 2

Like any bunch of craftsmen pretending to be an "industry", advertising people have their peculiar jargon and coded language.

 

Special report: Edinburgh TV Festival

News and features from the Edinburgh International TV Festival

 

Campaign Promotion: Long copy's not dead - it's just going underground

Mike Moran, the managing director of CBS Outdoor, salutes the craft that refuses to lie down and die.

 

Close-Up: Why ad marriage is not to be entered into lightly

The AAR reveals that agencies new to an account now have only 50 days to get things right. John Tylee offers some guidance.

 

Close-Up: Asia finds confidence in its creativity

As Asian agencies move up The Gunn Report rankings, Tay Guan Hin believes a unique set of cultures could be responsible.

 

Close-Up: My YouTube ad of the week - The Expendables

Brand: The Expendables

 
 

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