13 May 2010
Called iHobo and free to download from iTunes , the Tamagotchi-like app requires users to take responsibility for a homeless man who sends alerts related to subjects such as food and money. If the user does not take good care of the iHobo, or makes the wrong decisions based on the alerts, the life of the virtual ...
11 May 2012
| by Matt Chapman
,' he says.
Food retailing of the future
Hobnobbing with Google execs seems appropriate given how ...
of food retailing,' argues Gissing.
His pronouncement is backed by the latest figures from ...
spring.
Although international expansion is at the back of its mind, Gissing says the UK food market ...
01 May 2012
| by Kim Benjamin
Rowntree s Randoms (Nestle) JWT
Brand extension
Cadbury Creme Egg Kraft Foods
Foster ...
) Coley Porter Bell
Kenco Millicano (Kraft Foods) JWT
Brand revitalisation
British ...
23 Apr 2012
| by Christopher Smith
management app at theme parks, an app that syncs the users dietary requirements with food products in store ...
30 Mar 2012
| by John V Willshere
rounded things (plastics, resins, metals... even food). Any company that makes a physical product needs ...
08 Mar 2012
| by Kim Benjamin
Carter, head of digital, Kraft Foods Europe: Carter oversees the online marketing activities of Cadbury ...
28 Feb 2012
| by Matthew Chapman
and build brand partnerships. It is also working with Red Bull and Kraft Foods to broaden its mobile offer ...
02 Feb 2012
| by Matthew Chapman
Product ranges at M S will be showcased via the app through tips on high-street trends, lifestyle, food, fashion and technology.
A Samsung spokesman said the app was not transactional, but added that this was something that might feature in the future, "as Smart TVs continue to advance in technology and more people ...
17 Aug 2011
is how brands respond to the riots and looting. Consider the retailers that handed out food and drinks ...
21 Jul 2011
| by Noelle McElhatton and Gemma Charles
by their purpose, as well as the company they keep.
INNOCENT - BREAKING THE RULES
There are FMCG food ...
of Innocent's DNA.'
Innocent's venture into food in 2008, when it launched its Veg Pot line, was a product ...