Ikea is getting in on Jubilee fever with a new viral that promotes the brand's hot dog holder, which has been transformed into the shape of a Corgi.
Panasonic is launching a digital face-painting app as part of its Olympics marketing activity, which allows users to emblazon their flag onto their social media profile to show which team they are supporting.
An interactive film for Nike has remained top of the chart for a second week despite being shared dramatically fewer times than last week.
Fujifilm, the camera brand, is embarking on its first social media push in order to encourage consumers to engage with the brand.
American Express has partnered with Foursquare, the mobile check-in service, to enable its card members to get location-based offers from a number of UK high street brands including Tesco, House of Fraser, Nando's and Primark.
Beattie McGuinness Bungay has created a TV ad for Notonthehightstreet.com in a campaign in support of Father's Day.
LoveFilm is introducing high definition movie streaming, which will help it to better compete in the online film rental market against Netflix and Sky's forthcoming internet service.
Coca Cola "haven't looked to change anything about how we approach any aspect of our business" after byuing a 58% stake in Innocent Drinks in 2010, according to Joe McEwan, communities manager at Innocent.
As concern over bullying of teenagers on Facebook grows, marketers must play their part in tackling the dark side of social media, writes Nicola Clark.
HSBC group marketing director Chris Clark has warned that the brand may review its advertising on major platforms such as Facebook if the usage of data is deemed "unfair or intrusive".
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