#Byebliss messages flood Twitter as Bliss magazine closes
Posted in: UncategorizedBliss, the monthly magazine for teenage girls, is closing after 19 years of publication.
Bliss, the monthly magazine for teenage girls, is closing after 19 years of publication.
Tesco has made its chief marketing officer Matt Atkinson its chief creative officer and handed Jill Easterbrook its chief customer officer job as it abolishes the chief marketing officer role.
AKQA, the WPP digital agency, has launched a Brazil office led by Hugo Veiga and Diego Machado, the creatives behind last year’s ‘Dove Real Beauty Sketches’ at Ogilvy São Paulo.
Apple has opened up more than 4,000 new APIs to developers as it introduces a software framework for the smart home and healthcare applications, as its fight with Google moves beyond smartphone operating systems.
Playa Architects a créé « Kettukallio » une villa basée en Finlande et située entre les falaises et la plage au bord d’un lac. La maison est principalement en bois noir et possède de larges baies vitrées. A l’intérieur, les surfaces sont principalement en bois non traité comme le bouleau et le pin.
Phoenix Media Group helped the inaugural CLIO Image Awards get off to an electrifying start with a beguiling show-opener about an elegant and enigmatic archer.
Television ad spots during this summer’s World Cup could be priced as high as £400,000 should the England team advance beyond the group stages to the knockout phase.
Art Everywhere, the initiative that brought works of art to thousands of outdoor sites last year, is launching a social media campaign to find the public’s 25 favourite artworks, to be displayed this summer.
La marque Vittel a eu l’intelligence d’imaginer un bouchon minuteur avec un drapeau histoire de nous rappeler qu’il est nécessaire de boire au moins un litre et demi par jour, soit l’équivalent d’une bouteille. Cette opération a été pensée par l’agence Ogilvy Paris avec Ova Design et propose un bouchon astucieux avec un minuteur s’activant une heure après chaque vissage.
How can brands overcome problems on the ground in Brazil and a dearth of public optimism about the England team’s prospects to reap the rewards of this FIFA World Cup, asks Alex Brownsell
Television ad spots during this summer’s World Cup could be priced as high as £400,000 should the England team advance beyond the group stages to the knockout phase.