Nestlé launches pink KitKat and Lidl slows US plans: International round-up
Molly FlemingPlus Lego pairs with Chinese internet giant Tencent to launch a virtual world, and Starbucks wins a trade mark case against Belgian coffee brand.
Plus Lego pairs with Chinese internet giant Tencent to launch a virtual world, and Starbucks wins a trade mark case against Belgian coffee brand.
The most popular ads on YouTube last month included an educational music video from Shell and Anthony Joshua showing off his boxing skills on one of Dubai’s most exclusive skyscrapers.
Marketing Week reviews the latest books for marketers.
The drink company it is committing to use 100% recycled plastic by 2025, but says it cannot solve the plastic crisis alone.
The battery brand’s sale to Warren Buffett’s Berkshire Hathaway in 2016 gave it the opportunity to rethink how it approaches marketing from a mono-brand perspective.
Existing models of learning and development are outdated – the only way for marketers to expand their role is to always be learning.
Employment prospects for marketers remain subdued as ongoing worries about the impact of Brexit on the economy and business investment take hold.
Three decades of consumer data highlights the key moments that have impacted shopping behaviour over the years, but more importantly it brings into sharp focus what will trigger change going forward.
Google has made some of the biggest changes to ad rules on YouTube since its inception as it looks to improve brand safety, but the industry still thinks there is work to be done.
Coca-Cola has abandoned its One Brand strategy and opted for an expensive Diet Coke relaunch that will do nothing to protect profits and, worst of all, targets millennials.
Growth in marketing budgets was the slowest for nearly two years in the fourth quarter of 2017, with even digital marketing budget growth decelerating, according to the IPA’s quarterly Bellwether report.
With 81% of marketers looking to leave their current role within the next three years, businesses need to understand what they can do to hold on to those they value.
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