Nokia N97 launch timed with Palm Pre and iPhone roll-out
Posted in: UncategorizedLONDON – Nokia is throwing its hat into the ring for the summer of the smartphone, with hopes that its new N97 device finds its way into the hands of consumers instead of the upcoming Palm Pre and a revamped iPhone.
The new rules of viral marketing
Posted in: UncategorizedLONDON – A landmark ASA ruling has put into question methods used by brands to spread their advertising round the web through viral. Revolution commissioned the international law firm Eversheds to take a look at how brands can avoid the pitfalls.
For CMOs to Be Visionary Leaders, They Must Have a PL Mind-set
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Walmart's Stephen Quinn has it. So does Adobe's Ann Lewnes. Steve Meyer of Dell services and Cammie Dunaway of Nintendo have it too. "It" is a P&L mind-set: a deep understanding of and/or hands-on experience with what it takes to run a business line and deliver the numbers. It's a mind-set critical for senior marketers to develop or sharpen if they expect to advance from being order takers or sales supporters to enterprise-wide, visionary leaders.
Tyrells Crisps launches ‘Win a Tractor’ competition
Posted in: UncategorizedLONDON – Tyrell’s Crisps is launching an on-pack campaign offering consumers the chance to win a Massey Ferguson Tractor or £25,000 cash.
Traditional Advertising Agencies Have Catching Up to Do In Digital Game
Posted in: UncategorizedEvening Standard circulation expected to slump 20%
Posted in: UncategorizedLONDON – The London Evening Standard is expected to post a circulation decline of more than 20% in May, when final Audit Bureau of Circulations figures for national newspapers are disclosed this Friday (5 June).
Stephen Colbert Takes Over Newsweek
Posted in: UncategorizedThe Media Week podcast – The Face, ITV, Time Out, Bing
Posted in: UncategorizedThe reemergence of The Face, a record week at ITV and the launch of Microsoft’s Bing are up for discussion with Media Week’s Steve Barrett, Tristan O’Carroll and John Reynolds in the Media Week podcast.
MySpace still winning the online video war
Posted in: UncategorizedLONDON – Despite MySpace’s near vanishing act from social media headlines, unlike rival Facebook and newcomer Twitter, the six year old social network remains king of online video and perhaps more importantly, putting advertising in front the eyes of its millions of users.
Media told the worst is yet to come, by Martin Sorrell’s GroupM
Posted in: UncategorizedLONDON – Declines in UK media spend are expected to get worse before they get better, putting some household media brands at risk this summer, according to GroupM forecasts out today (3 June).
Who’s winning? Who cares! Who’s watching?
Posted in: UncategorizedLONDON – Despite MySpace’s near vanishing act from social media headlines, unlike rival Facebook and newcomer Twitter, the six year old social network remains king of online video and perhaps more importantly, putting advertising in front the eyes of its millions of users.
My Blog 2009-06-03 15:19:48
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offering a fine collection of canopies for the use at outdoor trade shows, festivals. Product line includes the Carvan and EZ-up canopy.
RTÉ seeks pay cuts to ease €68m deficit
Posted in: UncategorizedLONDON – RTÉ, Ireland’s biggest commercial broadcaster, has asked its staff to accept a pay cut as it battles to ease a projected €68m deficit this year.
Boone Oakley site built from YouTube videos slams larger rivals
Posted in: UncategorizedLONDON – The US ad agency Boone Oakley has created an online stir with a new company website made up entirely from YouTube clips.
Words Hurt Too
Posted in: UncategorizedUne campagne publicitaire poignante pour l’association Children & Adolescents Reference Center sur une idée de l’agence brésilienne Loducca. Un message simple et percutant : “Words hurt too. Any kind of violence against children is a crime”.
A noter les détails en typographie à la place du sang ou des pleurs.
Les visuels sont disponibles en grand format : Girl / Boy.
Greenpeace | Black Pixel Project
Posted in: UncategorizedO Greenpeace quer mostrar que qualquer um, no dia a dia, pode ajudar a diminuir o impacto das emissões de CO2 através da economia de energia. Como? Com apenas um pixel.
O Black Pixel Project instala um quadradinho negro no monitor do seu computador, “apagando” um pixel”. Com aval do Instituto C.E.S.A.R de tecnologia (Centro de Estudos e Sistemas Avançados do Recife), o Greenpeace prova que com isso cada pessoa pode economizar 0,057 watts/hora.
O site do projeto revela que até agora, com os Black Pixels já instalados, foram economizados 85.189 watts, equivalentes a 946 geladeiras desligadas durante 1 hora, ou 2129 lâmpadas apagadas pelo menos tempo.
Se quiser participar, instale o seu dead pixel de estimação baixando no site, lembrando que a economia só acontece com monitores de tubo ou plasma. A criação é da AlmapBBDO.
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Unilever of Two Minds on the Subject of Women
Posted in: UncategorizedVodafone to trial mobile map ads
Posted in: UncategorizedLONDON – Vodafone is to let brands advertise their products within its location-based search service, Revolution can reveal.
Lucozade secures first YouTube sponsorship in Big Brother deal
Posted in: UncategorizedLucozade Energy is putting pre-roll ads and branding on Channel 4’s Big Brother YouTube channels as part of its sponsorship of Big Brother 10.