Burger King introduces festive sprout burger
Rosie BakerBurger King has introduced the Sprout Surprise Whopper to change perception of the widely loathed festive vegetable.
Burger King has introduced the Sprout Surprise Whopper to change perception of the widely loathed festive vegetable.
Commercial TV revenues will ultimately be bolstered by brands exploring product placement following Ofcom’s announcement to allow paid-for-references on UK TV programmes next year, but take up will be slow. The UK market looks unlikely to be as lucrative as the initial forecast of £150m reported by product placement company MirriAd – Ofcom estimates the […]
The European Commission has unconditionally cleared NewsCorp’s £7.8bn takeover of BSkyB.
With 2011 almost upon us, Marketing Week flags up the consultations, regulatory changes, voluntary agreements, white papers and law changes marketers need to look out for in the new year. Advertising Regulation What: The Committee of Advertising Practice’s code for non-broadcast advertising will be extended to companies’ marketing communications online. When: 1 March. Why it […]
Google is understood to have stalled the launch of Google TV.
Lloyds TSB has appointed Proximity to handle its direct marketing account, following a competitive pitch against Wunderman and incumbents Rapier.
Toyota GB has appointed Matt Harrison as commercial director to lead sales and marketing operations in the UK.
Games console spend fell significantly in 2010 as social gaming rose to the fore, according to a study.
Product placement will be allowed in UK television programmes from early next year, media regulator Ofcom confirmed today (20 December).
Mike Spicer, CEO of the Pulse Group, explains that direct marketers that combine ideas , engagement and interaction will be the most successful in 2011. Most people you speak to in the media industry will have an opinion on what they consider will be the trends within the industry in 2011. The use of social […]
The pronouncements coming from UK PLC’s great and good during the last throws of 2010 are worryingly similar to those uttered a year earlier, fear of the unknown. Or, to use the corporate parlance, “cautious optimism” is being expressed, exactly as it was 12 months ago. The reason for the tip-toeing? The impending VAT rise, […]
McDonald’s is facing legal action in the US after accusations that it entices children to eat its fast food by offering toys with its Happy Meals.
Retailers will be looking to attract shoppers with discounts and extended opening times in the remaining shopping days before Christmas after losing out on millions as heavy snow hit high streets over the weekend.
NewsCorp is set to win approval from European Union regulators for its £7.8bn bid to take full control of BSkyB.
Ladbrokes has confirmed it is in talks that could lead to it buying online rival 888 Holdings.