Ad watchdog bans fashion splash in NME
Branwell JohnsonThe Advertising Standards Authority has slammed a fashion brand ad in music weekly NME for glamorising violence.
The Advertising Standards Authority has slammed a fashion brand ad in music weekly NME for glamorising violence.
Footballers Wayne Rooney and Fernando Torres are to star in a television campaign for Nike’s T90 Laser III boot.
Breakthrough Breast Cancer has launched a new social media campaign called “Too Many Women”, to raise over £1m for the charity, backed by celebrities including Gwyneth Paltrow and Scarlett Johansson.
Dominic Fawcett, the former worldwide strategy director of PHD, is to join Sony Consumer Marketing Europe as its new divisional director of media.
Chris Gorell Barnes, the chief executive of Adjust Your Set, extols the virtues of branded video content for retailers to boost online presence.
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News International has teamed up with Microsoft to help educate young children in the UK by launching Mini Bees – a suite of online spelling games.
Adding to the spate of loyalty initiatives emerging in the past year, credit card provider Barclaycard has launched a retail reward scheme that lets its cardholders earn cash rewards whenever they use their Barclaycard at a participating retail outlet.
Kingfisher is looking to challenge Cobra Beer as the lager to drink with Indian food.
Diageo Great Britain (GB) is to sponsor the new series of Channel 4’s Desperate Housewives.
O2 is expanding its existing insurance service to cover travel as part of its latest efforts to expand the telecoms brand.
SeeSaw, the online video-on-demand service from Arqiva, born from the ill-fated Project Kangaroo, will only offer pre- and mid-roll video advertising in a move away from the online display model.
The UK economy has exited the recession after 18 months of economic slump.
Absolute Radio has created a marketing director role as part of restructure of its senior management team as the station looks to expand its brand.
Apple’s profits jumped from $2.26bn to $3.38bn (£1.39bn-£2.08bn) in Q4 2009, boosted by a 100% increase in iPhone sales over the period, the company has revealed.