Tom Fishburne – The Marketoonist 12/2/14
Tom Fishburne is founder of Marketoon Studios. Follow his work at marketoonist.com or on Twitter @tomfishburne
Lush’s ‘significant’ trademark win over Amazon is ‘major boost’ to brands
Russell ParsonsOnline marketplaces could be stopped from using brands’ trademarks to sell rival products after the UK High Court ruled Amazon breached the copyright of cosmetics firm Lush by showing customers search results for similar products.
Dell looks to evoke ‘emotional connection’ with Glasgow 2014 push
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Jaguar plans ‘edgy’ campaign to broaden appeal beyond ‘older’ people
Seb JosephJaguar is planning a “disruptive and edgy” marketing campaign for the launch of its F-Type sports car as it looks to broaden the appeal of the brand beyond its traditional ‘older blokes’ audience to ‘more youthful’ customers, according to Jaguar’s UK managing director Jeremy Hicks.
Gender pay gap, P&G, Netflix: 5 things that mattered this week and why
Marketing Week ReportersCatch up on all the big marketing news from this week including Netflix becoming the UK’s top brand, the ridiculous gender pay gap in marketing and the revival of P&G’s shaving sales.
Getting started with TikTok: A guide for marketers
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Brand consistency is the key to survival in today’s digital economy
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How Budweiser’s ‘Whassup?’ ushered in the era of viral ads
Matt BarkerBudweiser’s ‘Whassup?’ ads weren’t just part of a hugely successful campaign, they also helped usher in a new age of viral hits and the arrival of urban culture in the advertising mainstream.
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