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DIARY: Unlucky Adam Tucker puts on a United front by turning down prize

There's usually a one in several hundred chances of ever winning anything in charity awards raffles.

REVIEW: United Airlines reviews its global media account

United Airlines, the struggling US carrier, is reviewing its £60 million global media account which is held by Zenith Media. - Marketing Week.

REVIEW: United Business Media dives into the red

Lord Hollick's United Business Media dived into the red for the six months to 30 June and warned that its largest division, CMP Media, would not meet full-year revenue expectations because of cuts to US corporate ad budgets. - The Daily Telegraph.

DIARY: Pick of the week - United Airlines

Lucy Aitken enjoys Fallon's ad for United Airlines: The indifference between this bedraggled executive and his PA is very well observed. It stands out as it doesn't show businessmen leaning back in huge seats sipping Champagne. A copy of Campaign Screen - featuring the best new ads - goes to the writer...

Manchester United seeks direct marketing shop

Manchester United FC, often mocked for having more supporters in the Home Counties than around Old Trafford, is kicking off the search for a direct marketing agency to communicate with fans both home and away.

Man United seeks direct marketing shop

LONDON - Manchester United FC, often mocked for having more supporters in the Home Counties than around Old Trafford, is kicking off the search for a direct marketing agency to communicate with fans both home and away.

 

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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.