28 May 2012
| by Nick Batten
Apple has awarded a $56m (£36m) "golden hello" to John Browett, the former Dixons boss who
25 May 2012
| by John Reynolds
EMEA, at the NBA, about winning over British fans.
How is the NBA perceived in the UK?
We are a ...
, such as our merchandise and our TV broadband offering, NBA.tv. The NBA has a powerful brand identity and logo ...
24 May 2012
| by Sarah Shearman
By 1986, when Sam Cooke's Wonderful World reached number two in the UK singles chart 26 years after its original release, due to its use in a Levi's 501s TV ad, the power of marrying a brand ...
VS NEW WAVE
Old model
A big-name brand ambassador in a heavyweight TV campaign
In 1984 ...
24 May 2012
| by Nick Batten
and Eucerin.
Carat won last year s Media Campaign of the Year at the Campaign Media Awards for its Nivea ...
18 May 2012
| by Jo Boyd
, in the US Keds has had a revival and is now expanding from shoes into clothing, and TV shows such as Charlie ...
17 May 2012
MAYBE - CELIA PRONTO, MARKETING AND ECOMMERCE DIRECTOR, FORD RETAIL GROUP
British brands ...
of British brands, we should remember that Bright Food is buying Weetabix from Lion Capital in Texas ...
rejuvenation of failing British brands such as Jaguar under Indian ownership. An inside track into what ...
17 May 2012
| by Anne Cassidy
18 Feet & Rising has landed the £3 million advertising account for the AkzoNobel woodcare brand...global ad account.
Cuprinol advertised heavily in the 90s with a TV campaign featuring a character ...
15 May 2012
on Clarion Communications in an attempt to break the British market.
11 May 2012
| by Matt Chapman
. However, Gissing argues the facts were misconstrued, claiming that offers were advertised on quieter days ...
10 May 2012
| by Rachel Barnes
He doesn't like the words 'digital' or 'advertising'. So what does propel successful brands...Unilever chief executive Paul Polman does not like advertising. Or, at least, he does not like the word 'advertising'.
'If I project ourselves out five or 10 years, then I don't see Unilever as an advertiser, I see us as a solutions provider. I see us as a co-creator, with the consumer, of mainstream ...