Accessories Vending Machines – The Berlinomat Design Automat Brings Products to Transit Hubs (GALLERY)

(TrendHunter.com) I never knew how successful vending machines could be, but with all the companies extending their retail operations to vending machines, I guess this form of selling must be doing well. Just take a look…

Publicis Modem names Ogilvy’s Jean-Philippe Maheu worldwide CEO

LONDON – Publicis Modem Worldwide has appointed Ogivly & Mather leader Jean-Philippe Maheu as its worldwide chief executive officer.

The Talented Jerk vs. the Sweetheart Hack (Part II)


Why are talent and sweetness unlikely bedfellows, especially in the workplace? Sally Hogshead explores the answer to that question in her follow-up to her first column that compared bosses who are talented jerks and those who are sweetheart hacks.

Inked Body Art Corrections – These Cover Up Tattoos Can Dissolve Body Ink Regret (GALLERY)

(TrendHunter.com) Cover up tattoos are a solution for those who love permanent body art but aren’t in love with one particular tattoo. Whether it was a past lover or devotion to an innovative product, there’s no need to…

London Weekly saga takes a sinister turn as Cowell threatens legal action

LONDON – The mystery surrounding the capital’s newest freesheet, The London Weekly, takes a sinister turn this morning following Media Week’s revelations about the newspaper’s apparent set-up.

Marco Bertozzi takes MD role at VivaKi Nerve Center

LONDON – VivaKi, the media arm of Publicis Groupe, has appointed Marco Bertozzi as the managing director of its VivaKi Nerve Center for EMEA.

Maxus wins £8 million Experian media account

LONDON – The consumer data giant Experian has awarded the estimated £8 million media planning and buying business for its CreditExpert brand to the WPP-owned Maxus.

STV’s annual pre-tax profits drop 54% to £6m

LONDON – STV’s pre-tax profit fell to £6m in 2009, down 53.8% from 2008, due to “incredibly challenging” market conditions, according to the Scottish-based media company’s results out today.

Big Al’s Creative Emporium wins Paddy Power ad account

LONDON – Paddy Power has appointed Big Al’s Creative Emporium to handle its £1 million advertising account.

Comic Relief seeks direct marketing agency

LONDON – The charity Comic Relief is looking for a direct marketing agency to handle a campaign that aims to encourage more children to get involved with the organisation.

Lightbotz

Une customisation originale par le designer américain Marcus Tremonto avec cette gamme de figurines en vinyle vendues chez le célèbre fabricant Kidrobot. En édition limitée et intitulée “Lightbotz”, elles sont inspirées par la science-fiction et le monde des jeux-vidéos.



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Visit Wales appoints W&K to run direct marketing pitch

LONDON – Visit Wales has called a pitch for its direct account, and has asked its above-the-line agency, Wieden & Kennedy, to handle the process.

Let’s go Chatroulette analysis in viral video

Everybody now knows Chatroulette and his creator Andre Ternovsky.

Now we have the first vira video that is analysing how people behave on Chatroulette, how long they stay, and what king of demographics we can find.

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Paper Round (25 Feb) – a look at the day’s newspapers

LONDON – The Champions League is all over today’s national press while the tabloids can’t shake their Cheryl fever as more details of the Coles’ split emerge.

Razorfish scoops Amnesty UK digital account

LONDON – Amnesty International UK, the human rights organisation, has appointed Razorfish to handle its digital account after a competitive pitch.

AMP picks up HTC creative account

LONDON – HTC, the Taiwanese smartphone manufacturer, has appointed AMP to handle its pan-European integrated ad account, after a pitch against undisclosed agencies.

Kinetic’s UK chief executive Paul Shearring quits

LONDON – Paul Shearring, the UK chief executive of Kinetic, is stepping down from the WPP out-of-home agency.

Art and Medicine at the Mori Art Museum in Tokyo (Part 2)

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In light of the latest developments in biotechnology, cybernetics and neuroscience, the mixture of medical exhibits and works of art introduces visitors to developments in bioscience and issues they entail. Can our definition of life remain unchallenged? Is the human commitment to reproduce going to remain the same? How much can medical and scientific developments impact the way we love and live? continue

Karmarama wins International Herald Tribune account

LONDON – The International Herald Tribune has appointed Karmarama to handle its forthcoming pan-European advertising activity.

Brother hunts media agency for 2010 launch

LONDON – Brother International Europe, the electronics company, is looking for a media agency to handle a product launch across Europe for 2010.