Tablet editions 'reinvigorating' print magazine brands, PPA claims
13 Nov 2012 | by Nick Batten
Tablet editions of magazines are complementing rather than cannibalising print editions, according to research conducted by magazine trade body PPA.
Rory Sutherland, vice-chairman, Ogilvy & Mather UK, reviews "Decoded: The Science behind Why we Buy".
Tablet editions of magazines are complementing rather than cannibalising print editions, according to research conducted by magazine trade body PPA.
Promoting the launch of Microsoft's multi-market videogame Kinect Star Wars earlier this year relied on a marketing strategy focused on creating buzz around social media, supported by media agency UM, says Paul Evans.
TUI Travel, the company behind holiday brands Thomson and First Choice, has revealed a three-year sustainability strategy to deliver 10 million "greener and fairer" holidays and to become Europe's most fuel-efficient airline operator.
A "laissez-faire" Government approach to flu, including the cancellation of a public awareness campaign, contributed to an increase in deaths, according to a scientific paper authored by the former chief medical officer.
Unilever's Keith Weed appeared to strike a chord this month when he peppered his keynote address at the Advertising Association's Lead 2012 summit with calls for a more responsible approach to marketing.
Velux 5 Oceans hired Hill+Knowlton Strategies to promote its nine month around-the-world race.
Premier PR helped promote this low-budget foreign language film about giant trolls, which was a hit in its native Norway.
Telecoms firm TalkTalk is reacting to the ban slapped on its campaign claiming to offer the UK's safest broadband, by launching a new push with adapted wording.
The Competition Commission (CC) has consulted on two more remedies that could lead to BSkyB losing its grip on the exclusive rights to broadcast movies from the six major Hollywood studios.