BT unveils Paralympic ident series
Lara O'ReillyBT revealed details about the series of idents it has created featuring athlete ambassadors as part of its sponsorship of the coverage of the Paralympic Games.
BT revealed details about the series of idents it has created featuring athlete ambassadors as part of its sponsorship of the coverage of the Paralympic Games.
Sainsbury’s is to start its Paralympic Games marketing drive with a TV advert starring David Beckham in a bid to promote its sponsorship of the event.
Olympic medallists Sir Chris Hoy, Victoria Pendleton and Jessica Ennis are among the stars from Team GB covering Queen’s “Don’t Stop Me Now” in a celebratory online video created by Adidas.
The London 2012 Olympics will go down in history as the first Games where even the ambush marketers got ambushed. Australian insurance firm iSelect is currently running an ad that plays on the notoriety of those brands unofficially cashing in on the Olympics… while conveniently promoting itself. Apart from the iSelect cash-in, ambush marketing at […]
The International Olympic Committee (IOC) has stood by its decision to dub London 2012 “the social media Olympics”, despite several recent Twitter-related scandals.
Headphone range Beats by Dr Dre has outsmarted Olympic chiefs and succeeded with an ambush marketing stunt at the London 2012 Games by getting Team GB athletes to endorse the brand.
Adidas is launching a social media campaign that invites sports fans to nominate their favourite moments from the Games and have the opportunity to win a pair of Olympic-themed customised Adidas shoes.
London 2012 athletes are taking to Twitter to protest against an Olympic rule that bans them from mentioning their individual sponsors via social networking sites.
BT and Grazia are sponsoring an initiative that will see British military and political heroes of the past transformed today (30 July) to help promote current hat designers as part of celebrations of British culture in London during the 2012 Games.
Procter & Gamble, Coca-Cola, Cadbury and Visa are among several Olympic sponsors that have sought to distance themselves from the fiasco that has seen widespread public anger at television pictures showing hundreds of the best seats at supposedly sold-out events left unoccupied.
Brands are scoring points at the point of sale for this summer’s London 2012 Olympics. Maeve Hosea picks out the more memorable ways sponsors are activating sponsorship in-store.
McDonald’s needs to improve the way it talks about the quality of its food to counter the negative perceptions that continue to dog the company’s reputation, according to its global brand chief Kevin Newell.
Sponsors have marked the day of the Olympic Opening Ceremony by ramping up their marketing to tap into growing excitement around the Games.
Procter & Gamble is planning to host a second Capital Clean Up campaign after the Olympic Games.
Specsavers has lampooned Olympics staff who mixed up the North and South Korean flags in one of the Games’ opening football matches earlier this week in its latest press ad.