April Fools' Day: Which brands got involved?
02 Apr 2012 | by Daniel Farey-Jones
for the "long neglected" Nintendo Entertainment System (NES), using old-fashioned eight-bit graphics ...
Burberry is to embrace '"fast fashion" by allowing consumers to buy items from its next collection...as well as fashion photographers to document how they wear the iconic Burberry trench coat, has become a ... user generated content. The brand live streamed its London Fashion Week catwalk to its 25 ... . Burberry continued its digital democratisation of fashion with its Tweetwalk , partnering with Twitter ...
for the "long neglected" Nintendo Entertainment System (NES), using old-fashioned eight-bit graphics ...
will launch in May. Separately, Westfield is also preparing a push to flag up its fashion credentials. The promotion will focus on QR codes and touch-screen styling cubes . Customers can choose various fashion ...
's now a destination to buy the latest laptops and smartphones, high-street fashion, even brand new car ...
In an era when budgets are facing intense scrutiny, risk-taking has fallen out of fashion. However, while marketers and agencies are at pains to underline the value of marketing to the bottom line, the past 12 months have been littered with marketing mishaps. Here are a few of the worst. 1 ...
struggled to resist the opportunity for a good old-fashioned knees-up. With the Queen's golden jubilee ...
and Heston as the master of the dark arts. Delia shows us how to do some good old-fashioned home ...
. Steve Clark, lead puppeteer, said: "We're asked to wear these fetching items of fashion for the job ...
Summer CEO Jacqueline Gold, Look magazine fashion director Zoe Aird and ITV2 brand manager Rhonda Mangat ...
, Australia and New Zealand. Fetes, fairs and fashion shows, as well as Fairtrade food and drink tasting ...
Welcome to the first incarnation of a new element in Campaign in which we invite experts to burrow beneath the surface of the catch-all that is "digital". Google, Isobar Mobile, JWT London, LBI and MBA share their insights on mobile.