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i-level’s Walmsley says paid ads on Facebook get low response
I-level co-founder David Walmsley claims Facebook’s cheap ad rates are driven by low consumer response.
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DDB unveils 'carousel' follow-up for Philips
LONDON - DDB London has unveiled the official trailer for its follow-up to the Cannes Grand Prix-winning Philips 'carousel'. It reveals that each of the five new online films shares the same script.
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HMRC launches 'super podcast'
Customer contact businesses are being told about changes in filing tax returns through a government ...
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Government rejects MPs proposals for curbing alcohol marketing
LONDON - The government has rejected the health select committee's recommendations on curbing alcohol promotion, but has launched a cross-departmental review on the potential harm of drinks marketing on children and young people.
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Adidas launches follow up to House Party with Channel 4
LONDON - Adidas is to launch its new starred-studded ad featuring David Beckham, Snoop Dogg, Noel Gallagher and Agyness Deyn on Channel 4 this evening.
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ITV should consider paid-for VOD, says commercial MD
ITV needs to look at a paid-for model for video on demand, according to its MD of brand and commercial Rupert Howell.
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ISBA Conference: ITV is looking at pay TV, confirms Howell
LONDON - ITV, the UK's largest commercial broadcaster, is exploring possibilities surrounding pay-TV models, its managing director of brand and commercial Rupert Howell confirmed today.
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Crozier to earn at least £3.2m over three years after Grade takes home £2.1m
LONDON - Adam Crozier, the new chief executive of ITV, will receive at least £3.2m over the next three years, while former executive chairman Michael Grade earned more than £2.1m last year.
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Barclays appoints Michelle McEttrick CMO for global retail banking
Barclays has appointed Michelle McEttrick chief marketing officer for its new Global Retail Banking (GRB) division.
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Hugh Jackman stars in Lipton ad
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M&S reveals Stuart Rose’s exit date
Marks & Spencer has confirmed that Sir Stuart Rose will step down from his chief executive role on 31 July 2010.
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Insurer tries to make amend for lost customer data
The Royal London Mutual Insurance Society has had its knuckles rapped after it was found guilty of i ...
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Samsung appoints agencies CHI and i-level
Samsung UK has appointed CHI and i-level to handle its multi-million-pound ad account.
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Clinique courts agencies for global digital campaign
LONDON - Clinique is looking for a digital agency to handle a global campaign for its Skin Supplies for Men product division.
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ISBA president welcomes extension of CAP Code online
Molson Coors CEO and ISBA president Mark Hunter has praised online regulation improvements following proposals to expand the CAP Code online.
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Barclays hires McEttrick for global marketing role
LONDON - Michelle McEttrick has been appointed as chief marketing officer for Global Retail Banking (GRB) at Barclays, Marketing can reveal.
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Sony partners Google to produce web TV platform
LONDON - Google is working with Sony and Intel to develop an internet-connected TV platform called Google TV, according to reports.
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Unilever promotes Sourry to top UK management role
LONDON - Unilever has appointed marketing executive Amanda Sourry as executive vice president of Unilever, UK & Ireland, as part of a top-level reshuffle including the departure of global foods, home and personal care chief Vindi Banga.
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Mooncup launches unbranded awareness campaign
Mooncup, the feminine sanitary brand, is launching an unbranded campaign to encourage women to shed their embarrassment and talk about their vaginas.
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Barnes & Noble promotes 'Matterhorn' release with e-mail-focused effort
Barnes & Noble is running a Web-focused campaign to promote the March 23 release of "Matterhorn," a book published by Grove/Atlantic and El León Literary Arts. The retailer is employing e-mail, paid search, banner ads on BarnesandNoble.com, in-store signage and social media to promote the book, written by Marine Corps veteran Karl Marlantes.
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