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Royal Mail offers digital mailers through Sony partnership

LONDON - Royal Mail and Sony have established a partnership offering advertisers the ability to post personalised CD-rom brochures to prospective clients and track their responses.

Suzuki to launch aggressive drive for Middle East market

DUBAI - Japanese auto giant Suzuki Motors is set to launch an aggressive six-month marketing campaign in the Middle East.

Honda appoints internally for head of car marketing

LONDON - Honda has confirmed that it has appointed Tom Gardner to head up its car marketing department to replace the departing Jeff Dodds.

What's holding back British brands?

Britain's biggest brands are growing at a slower pace than their rivals from around the world. Where are we going wrong?

Arnold/Nitro scoop £80m global Volvo account

LONDON - Volvo has handed its £80m global advertising account to Arnold Boston and London independent Nitro, following a five-month review.

F1 phenomenon Hamilton eyes £10m in brand ties

LONDON - Lewis Hamilton, the Vodafone McLaren Mercedes Formula 1 driver, could earn up to £10m from personal brand endorsements if his early form continues, according to industry experts.

Goodby beats four to win Hyundai creative account

SAN FRANCISCO - Hyundai Motor America has appointed Omnicom-owned Goodby, Silverstein & Partners to handle its $600m (£299m) US creative account after a two-month review.

Ethnic Britain

LONDON - Marketers are not doing enough to take advantage of the opportunities provided by growing non-white communities.

Clients experiment with in-house ad agencies

In-house agencies give firms tighter rein on their ads, but lose the check of external perspective.

PR agencies line up for GM's Gulf account

DUBAI - General Motors is expected to name a new PR agency for the Middle East within the next four weeks, after ending its three-year tie-up with Hill & Knowlton.


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