Friday Drop: Bad week for Ed Miliband
30 Sep 2009 | by Andrew Ceasar-Gordon, Electric Airwaves
The Labour Party tells us that it is in the fight of its life.
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COMMENT - Why hidden truths make good (direct response) advertising for Dixons
30 Sep 2009 | by Simon S Kershaw
A poster in a Tube carriage on the Piccadilly Line has Simon Kershaw thinking of the truths that brands keep hidden - but are the job of agencies to find out.
Steve Jobs cast as Orwellian dictator in online ad campaign
30 Sep 2009 | by Darren Davidson
LONDON - Apple's iconic Orwellian TV ad has been parodied in a new online campaign which takes a pop at Steve Jobs and Apple's reputation for making its products difficult to use with software made by rival companies.
Former BA legal chief Webb named BBC Worldwide chairman
30 Sep 2009 | by Tristan O'Carroll
LONDON - Robert Webb, former general counsel at British Airways, has been appointed non-executive chairman of BBC Worldwide, replacing Etienne de Villiers who steps down this month.
Bassetts launches sampling and experiential push for vitamin product
30 Sep 2009 | by James Quilter
LONDON - Bassetts is launching an experiential drive and sampling giveaway to promote the launch of its new vitamin product.
Sony to launch ad campaign for PSP Go
30 Sep 2009 | by Fiona Ramsay
LONDON - Sony Computer Entertainment is backing the launch of its PSP Go handheld console this week with a marketing push through agency Love Creative.
John Lewis to consolidate customer call centres
30 Sep 2009 | by Joe Thomas
LONDON - John Lewis is opening two contact centres next year in a push to improve customer service.
Upturn predicted for global ad spend despite first half decline
30 Sep 2009 | by Tristan O'Carroll
LONDON - Global ad spend declined 6.8% in the first half of 2009, according to The Nielsen Company, with ad spend in Europe down 9.1%.
Russell Grant launches iphone app: typical Aquarian
30 Sep 2009 | by Darren Davidson
LONDON - Astrologer Russell Grant is to launch an ad-funded iPhone app for horoscope junkies, that claims to be able to read people's palms.
The Media Week podcast - ITV, IAB, Thinkbox, Outdoor, AOL and IN&M
30 Sep 2009 | by Staff
IAB online ad spend figures, upheaval at ITV, people moves in outdoor and the latest at Independent News & Media are up for discussion in the Media Week podcast with Media Week's Steve Barrett, Tristan O'Carroll and Arif Durrani.
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