Apple buys mobile ad network Quattro
Marketing WeekApple has purchased mobile ad network Quattro Wireless which counts publishers including CBS, Hachette and Time as clients, according to reports.
Apple has purchased mobile ad network Quattro Wireless which counts publishers including CBS, Hachette and Time as clients, according to reports.
Brothers Cider has signed an exclusive deal with The O2 arena to become the official supplier of pear and flavoured ciders.
Bauer Media, the publisher of Grazia and FHM has restructured its senior advertising team to “reinforce a cohesive commercial structure” at the media company.
Travelodge has appointed Rapier as its digital marketing agency ahead of an overhaul of the hotel chain’s online operations.
The Premier League is to expand its sponsorship and partnership programme with the addition of an official technology partner.
Asda has declared a war against “phoney price claims” made by supermarkets and has started what it claims is its biggest price rollback for a decade as it warns rivals the sector risks being tarred with the same negative brush as banks.
Axa Insurance has promoted Swiftcover marketer Tina Shortle to the newly created role of marketing director.
Dunnhumby, the market research company that created Tesco Clubcard, has bought KSS Retail, a US based shopper behaviour tracking firm.
The British Library is readying its contribution to the London 2012 Cultural Olympiad that runs alongside the London 2012 Olympics and is looking for an agency to develop an accompanying interactive campaign.
HMV has become the frontrunner in the bid to take control of live music business Mama Group, after rival bidder SMS Finance, pulled out of the race.
Google is set to reveal its first mobile phone as the company looks to become the leading player in the smartphone market.
Yum! Restaurants has promoted Pizza Hut’s UK marketing director for restaurants, Claudia Nicholls-Magielsen, to the new role of director of new concepts at KFC.
John Lewis has reported record sales for the five weeks to 2 January with sales up 15.8% up on the same period last year.
Kraft Foods has revised the terms of its takeover bid for Cadbury increasing its price per share by 60p, though the overall value of the offer is not being increased. Nestlé has also walked away from launching any potential bid for its rival confectioner.
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