Samsung virtual reality headset offers brands immersive options
Lara O'ReillySamsung has partnered with Facebook owned Oculus to create a virtual reality headset that brands will soon be able to create immersive content for.
Samsung has partnered with Facebook owned Oculus to create a virtual reality headset that brands will soon be able to create immersive content for.
Google has rebranded its Enterprise services to “Google for Work” as it looks to make the services and productivity tools it offers business customers more “meaningful” and accessible to companies of all sizes.
The role of Sky’s top marketer Stephen van Rooyen has been expanded as he takes on the task of assessing how the brand’s digital products and marketing can perform better together.
Twitter has suspended a parody Tesco account that had been tweeting the supermarket’s customers with expletive-filled messages in reply to their customer service queries and complaints.
HP is launching its biggest brand campaign in the UK and Ireland since its acquisition of Compaq in 2002 as the IT company looks to make business decision makers reappraise the brand and understand the broad range of products and services it offers.
Tesco is working with Twitter in the hope of tackling a parody account that has begun tweeting its customers with expletive-filled messages in reply to their customer service queries and complaints.
Twitter this week opened up analytics tool so all users can check how many people saw their tweets, where they came from and more. It’s a fantastic service for data geeks and narcissists alike, but allowing everyone – not just paying customers – access risks cheapening its value.
Hovis has formed a partnership with former Diageo marketing veteran Philip Gladman who has appointed an independent team to help consult the brand on its £200m five-year investment programme designed to reinvigorate its growth.
Paddy Power has credited its “exceptional” World Cup marketing activity – which included high-profile PR stunts and advertising pushes featuring Professor Stephen Hawking and Luis Suarez’s biting antics – for record acquisition of new customers in the first half this year.
Samsung has unveiled a new smartwatch that is the first to connect to 3G networks without the need of a smartphone and includes other “experimental” features for marketers and developers to pioneer new wearable applications.
Lastminute.com’s owner Sabre Corporation is considering a sale of the brand as the parent company looks to focus on its core business providing technology to the global travel and tourism industry.
TalkTalk has updated its brand identity in a bid to inject more personality and purpose into its marketing and better communicate the broader range of services it now offers compared with its last update five years ago.
Aldi has become the latest supermarket to pledge to remove sweets from checkout displays in favour of “healthier tills”.
Comparison site Comparethemarket.com has today (26 August) become the first UK brand to trial Facebook’s recently launched Premium Video ad format.
Premier Foods brand Mr Kipling has launched a major marketing push that aims to “transform the entire cake category” around the idea that “Life is better with cake”.