The Week: Advertising News - Marketing cuts on the slide
04 Dec 2009
A study by Nielsen has shown that marketers are still cutting advertising budgets, but at a slower rate.
LONDON - Orange has appointed Iris to handle its UK in-store retail sales promotion and marketing after a pitch against undisclosed agencies.
A study by Nielsen has shown that marketers are still cutting advertising budgets, but at a slower rate.
LONDON - Go-Ahead Group, the train operating company, is looking for agencies to handle the integrated accounts for its Southeastern and Gatwick Express franchises.
Twitter, social media networks and blogging have changed the way media agencies are promoting movies, with some interesting results.
The company behind TCP and Buttercup has called a review of the brands' above-the-line accounts.
Publicis Dialog has been awarded the £10 million integrated advertising account for Cirque du Soleil across Europe.
Anheuser-Busch InBev, the owner of Stella Artois, Becks and Budweiser, has committed to increasing marketing spend.
The Cable & Telecommunications Association for Marketing has picked Omnicom's OMD to handle media and buying for an image campaign that is expected to be underpinned with a spend of between $35 million and $40 million during 2010.
It's a remarkable testament to the regard in which the Marketing Society is held that 1,300 people were willing to turn up to its 50th birthday this week.
The Marketing Society celebrated its 50th in some style this week, taking over the Evolution venue in Battersea Park on Monday night.
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