Nokia is continuing to bolster its marketing team with the appointment of Charmaine Eggberry as its senior vice president of marketing with responsibility for Go-To-Market Operations (GTMO), as the handset manufacturer faces increased pressure from its smartphone rivals.
UKTV has signed a ten-year exclusive advertising sales contract with Channel 4 Sales.
Sir Martin Sorrell has greeted the Chancellor’s calls for WPP to return to the UK with a hint of scepticism.
BP has revealed the oil spill in the Gulf of Mexico has so far cost it a total of $3.12bn (£2bn).
Government marketers are bracing themselves for heavy cuts to their advertising budgets after the coalition government asked departments to plan for possible spending cuts of up to 40%.
Students from the University of Northumbria went head-to-head for the IDM National Student Competition Award, with the winners announced last night (1 July).
Apple is to issue a software update to appease angry customers who have experienced problems with their iPhone 4 handsets, and will also refunds to those who have been inconvenienced.
Sports technology firm Hawk-Eye has offered to install goal-line technology in every Premier League ground free of charge, in exchange for lucrative sponsorship fees.
Recognition of official World Cup sponsors seems to be on the rise as the tournament moves into the quarterfinals today (2 July), with Adidas generating the most buzz.
Nokia has promoted its director of global brand management, Steven Overman, to the role of vice president, global head of marketing creation at Nokia, as the handset manufacturer faces increased pressure from its smartphone rivals.
News International has introduced a full paywall behind the Times and Sunday Times.
MG Motor has appointed DCH to help drive the expansion of its model range beyond the current TF sports car.
Toyota is facing another backlash after the automotive firm warned of a potential fault with the engines of about 270,000 cars it has sold worldwide.
Fund management firm Gartmore has appointed Charlotte Gibson as its head of marketing.
BT is unveiling a £30m aggressive marketing push to promote its recent deal with BSkyB to offer Sky Sports 1 and Sky Sports 2 on its BT Vision platform.