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While consumer goods companies were the biggest votaries of a unified tax regime under the goods and services tax (GST), most are now awaiting what the GST Council, the core group of central and state finance ministers, will propose, in terms of the ...and more » -
The Sun closes gap between content and commerce with Sun Bets launch
The Sun’s launch of betting site Sun Bets is part of the publisher’s move to open up new revenue streams beyond its flagship newspaper, recognising that in the struggling print market having one offering that attempts to meet all audience needs will not uphold the business.
To counter this, the publisher is attempting to marry its content and commercial offerings by building out brand extensions for each subset of its audience. Sun Bets taps into the Sun’s sporting audience tha -
Twitter users can now “unlock” exclusive content if they tweet branded hashtags
Twitter has launched a new ad format that it hopes will increase engagement between users and brands on the platform.
Called ‘Instant Unlock Card,’ the tool lets users access exclusive content, like a film trailer or Q&A, if they respond to a brand’s call-to-action on Twitter. The feature is part of Twitter’s “conversational ads,” which are tweets that include images or video along with a call-to-action button that prompts users to tweet the brand’s -
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In Tena Clark’s pointed opinion, there has never been a good combination of political campaign-meets-music theme. Even when Bill Clinton used Fleetwood Mac’s infectious “Don’t Stop” during his winning campaign, Clark called it “the best of the worst.”
Clark should know. The founder, CEO and CCO of DMI Music has spent a lifetime in the music world since moving to LA from Mississippi in 1982. While she recently moved to Atlanta to open new DMI offices ther -
DC Thomson on why the time’s right to open its inventory directly to agencies and advertisers
DC Thomson is the latest publisher to offer automated guaranteed inventory to agencies and advertisers, a move it claims takes it closer to a “utopia” of quality and quantity as opposed to relying on high volume, low yield ad inventory.
The publisher of The Beano has brought on board Ad Eye to facilitate the guarantee that will effectively streamline the RFP method for automated trading.
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ANA invites 4A’s to its Masters of Marketing conference to discuss media transparency disagreements
Following the 4A’s rejection of the Association of National Advertisers’ (ANA) recently-issued media transparency guidelines, the ANA has invited the 4A’s board of directors to its upcoming Masters of Marketing conference in Orlando to “have an open dialogue” about the matter.
The invitation comes as the two trade bodies continue to disagree over the best course of action for media transparency issues that have plagued the industry ever since former Mediac -
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Co-op turns delivery packaging into bags for life
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FDF offers smaller retailers reformulation advice in guide
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Apple launches heartfelt 'The Human Family' spot ahead of the Olympics
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Ad of the Day: #TeamRefugees triumph over the odds to compete at Rio 2016
Four months ago, when the International Olympic Committee (IOC) announced the formation of a refugee team at Rio 2016, independent film production company Just So sought out refugee athletes from around the world to make a long-form documentary to change perceptions. Now, on the eve of the Games, the trailer for the film has arrived.
Co-produced by Grey London, the documentary tells the story of 65 million people forced from their homes and offers a human perspective on the biggest crisis of our -
Tesco believes ‘experience, discovery and expertise’ will strengthen its Finest range, as it eschews traditional sampling for a pop-up
Tesco hopes to capture the flag of premium supermarket ranges by adding an element of immersive experience to its Finest brand.
To realise this tactic, the grocer has opened a pop-up wine bar in London’s Soho. The activation is one that consumers may not necessarily expect from Tesco: it features a minimalist, subtly branded interior, black chalkboards, trendy metal furniture and a bar stocked with 48 Finest wines.
The pop-up is open until 13 August. It’s the first time Tesco has emb -
Walmart looks to battle Amazon with deal to buy Jet.com
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Marlboro gets ‘maximum freshness’ from Pro-Seal pack
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How not to get verified on Twitter: Why applying for the blue tick gave me the blues
After Twitter announced last month that anybody could apply to be verified, I was pretty sure this was my chance.
Had the coveted blue tick been opened up to everyone when I was still a student using Twitter for the odd tweet about running late for lectures or links to my blog, I wouldn't have been interested.
Now, however, as a journalist working at The Drum, I was sure it would be a hop, skip and a jump to get that little sought after icon as an "account of public int -
United Wholesale Scotland reports £5m boost with second depot
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Relaunched Virgin Radio marked as 'serious player' after attracting 400,000 listeners
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Adidas claims it has redefined real-time marketing as it posts ‘stellar’ sales
Heavyweight investments to ensure it was the most talked about sports brand this summer have sparked what Adidas’ outgoing chief executive Herbert Hainer called “stellar” sales that will help push past its 2.5bn sales target for 2016.
The business has went to great lengths to talk up the quality of its social media marketing in recent months and Hainer used its latest analysts' call to spotlight its commercial impact. And while it has been coy about how these interactions -
Brits warm to Brexit but study reveals chasm in how nation is perceived
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Time Warner becomes equity holder and live streaming partner of Hulu
Time Warner and Hulu have joined forces as Time Warner taken a 10 per cent stake in the premium streaming TV service. Through its investment, Time Warner joins The Walt Disney Company, 21st Century Fox, and Comcast as Hulu shareholders.
“Our investment in Hulu underscores Time Warner’s commitment to supporting and developing new platforms for the delivery of high-quality content and great consumer experiences to audiences around the globe,” Jeff Bewkes, Chairman and CEO of -
Lucozade Sport launches new bottle design and rebrands low calorie variant
Lucozade has introduced a new bottle design for its Sport line of drinks to make the brand stand out on shelf and help consumers to identify the different flavours in the range.
The new Lucozade Sport bottles feature a textured grip and 'waist', making it easier to hold when on the move. The design aims to drive purchase intent through eye-catching colours and textures which the drinks brand says will 'reflect the contemporary world of sport and exercise'.
Lucozade has also reb -
If your brand’s content falls flat, take a leap of faith to fix it
The currency of digital marketing today is fast becoming quality content given the amount of time people spend on their phones inside one of a small handful of destinations like Facebook, WhatsApp, YouTube or Snapchat. It’s through smart, highly authentic videos, pictures, and words that consumers are discovering and connecting with a brand’s DNA while they tune out more traditional ad mechanisms.
In some respects, it’s remarkable how fast brands and their content efforts have -
Vox Pop: The gender fall out in today's ad land
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Google expands its AMP speed boost beyond news pages
Google has opened up its Accelerated Mobile Pages (AMP) to websites beyond media and news companies.
The service, which was made exclusively available to publishers to accelerate load speeds in March in a bid to lessen the burden of its ad network, is inviting the wider web to get on board.
AMP has previously had difficulty getting publishers up to speed with the changes, so this latest roll out comes as a demo and will remain so for the next few months.
Google announced that the move will not i -
#MenInHijab campaign sees Iranian men wear headscarves to back women's rights
Swathes of men in Iran are posting pictures of themselves wearing a hijab as part of a campaign protesting against a law that makes it compulsory for women to wear them.
The #MenInHijab campaign was created by online social movement My Stealthy Freedom, which was started by Iranian journalist Masih Alinejad in 2014. The campaign aims to show solidarity with women who have been forced to cover their hair in public since the Islamic Revolution in 1979. -
BBC testing service to let viewers watch the Rio 2016 Olympics in 360 video
The BBC is launching an experimental service, BBC Sport 360, that will allow viewers to watch the Rio Olympics in 360 degree video this year as part of the organisation’s testing and learning of the VR medium and its value for audiences.
The service is intended to allow fans to get closer to the Olympics action and enjoy a new perspective on a range of live sports, including the opening and closing ceremonies, athletics, and a closer-than-ringside view of the boxing.
There will be live 360 -
Twitter extends conversational ads to all advertisers and launches 'Instant Unlock' option
Twitter has introduced a new feature, Instant Unlock Card, to its conversational ads, which roll out to all advertisers today after a seven month beta. -
Sainsbury's trials 'electronic tongue' to test petfood
The machine’s sensors are designed to analyse the same flavours as the tongue of a cat or dog -
Morrisons cuts prices to allay Brexit fears
Morrisons this week launched the third phase of its Price Crunch campaign by reducing the price of 1,045 everyday lines -
Weak pound means UK importers face steep costs
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Unilever's Kind To Skin line-up gets two new lines
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Fever-Tree rolls out 'all-natural' cola designed for mixing
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Black pepper prices surge as Indian production falls
Food manufacturers face paying more for black pepper – with a blip in Indian production putting pressure on supplies -
'Don't try to be something you're not' - Social Buzz Awards judges from Glamour, Sony, O2 and more reveal the dos and don'ts of awards entries
Winning a pitch is one thing, but winning awards is a completely different ball game and winning awards for social media is another thing altogether.
From new platforms springing up to near-constant changes to success metrics it can be difficult to know what to do and, more importantly, what not to do.
So, as the deadline for this year's Social Buzz Awards approaches (Friday 5 August) we've rounded up some of this year's esteemed panel to find out what they're looking for and what entrants -
Rajar round-up: BBC Radio 1 audience slides, Radio 4 gets ‘Brexit Boost’ and Virgin notes impressive first figures
The latest quarterly Radio Joint Audience Research (Rajar) figures have been revealed, providing a snapshot of the listening figures for BBC and commercial radio stations across the UK and giving an insight into what shape the industry is in.
Falling under the spotlight this quarter is the BBC Radio 1’s audience decline, the rise of digital radio and Bauer’s strong performance.
We’ve rounded up the top takeaways for you below, scroll down to take a look.
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Sunmagic unveils Hydra Fizz sparkling drinks range for kids
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Protein boom accelerates as new launches soar by 40%
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Boots & Disney Pixar link for Finding Dory Soltan push
The push includes online and promotional activity, including a chance for shoppers to claim a free Finding Dory beach ball -
David Beckham & Simon Fuller launch Haig Club Clubman whisky
The drink forms part of Haig Club’s ambition to offer a “stable of expressions at various price points” -
Andrex looks to help Angola with Unicef on-pack promotion
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Tennent's renames 'Barcade' campaign as US company threatens legal action
Tennent's Lager has been forced to change the branding on specially-created arcade machines sent out as part of its summer activity following the threat of legal action from a chain of US bars.
The company, called Barcade pursued Tennent's for its use of the 'Barcade' trademark on arcade cabinets and games it planned to distribute to pubs across the country.
The campaign rolled out in July as Barcade with the lager brand seeking to entertain pub-goers -
Tennent's forced to rename 'Barcade' campaign as US company threatens legal action
Tennent's Lager has been forced to change the branding on specially-created arcade machines sent out as part of its summer activity following the threat of legal action from a chain of US bars.
The company, called Barcade pursued Tennent's for its use of the 'Barcade' trademark on arcade cabinets and games it planned to distribute to pubs across the country.
The campaign rolled out in July as Barcade with the lager brand seeking to entertain pub-goers -
Bullring and Brent Cross retail park owner Hammerson rebrands to 'enter public consciousness'
European retail and shopping centre developer Hammerson has introduced a new identity as it looks to strike a deeper brand association with shoppers.
The 70-year old brand owns 59 different retail sites across Europe, including the Bull Ring in Birmingham and Brent Cross Shopping Centre in London, but has remained in the background unlike its competitors.
Hammerson worked with Pentagram to create the new brand identity, and tasked the agency with two goals; to make the brand mor -
What is the value of the Olympics brand now that relaxed marketing rules make it easier for non-sponsors?
Olympic bosses have opened the tournament to non-sponsors for the first time in an attempt to swell its reach, all but confirming the rise of the pseudo sponsors and the pivotal but controversial role they have to play.
Innovative and contrarian aren’t words normally associated with the International Olympic Committee and yet that’s exactly how sponsorship experts describe its shake-up to the business of marketing for the event. Sponsors will have to share the likes of Usain Bolt and -
Creatives hit back at 'bad taste' Sprite ads
Two female creatives have responded to Sprite ads accused of sexism with a mock-up of work bringing down the comments.
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