National Trust appoints brand and marketing director
31 Jan 2011 | by Loulla-Mae Eleftheriou-Smith
The National Trust has appointed former Dyson global marketing director Clare Mullin to the newly created role of director of brand and marketing.
Asda claims its latest round of advertising, which pledges to be 10% cheaper than its main rivals, has prompted a sevenfold increase in users of its price comparison site.
The National Trust has appointed former Dyson global marketing director Clare Mullin to the newly created role of director of brand and marketing.
AOL Europe has bought the branded online video distribution network Goviral for $96.7m (£60.9m) in a bid to improve the measurable solutions it offers to publishers and advertisers.
Richard Desmond is considering moving his newspaper and magazine operations out of London to an industrial site near Luton Airport.
Wieden+Kennedy Amsterdam has raided BBH, Fallon, AMV BBDO and Venables Bell & Partners to boost its creative department.
Heineken is due to be revealed as the official beer supplier of the London 2012 Olympics and Paralympics.
A week after the sexism row that cost Sky Sports pundit Andy Gray and presenter Richard Keys their jobs, Paddy Power has sponsored a game on the Mousebreaker website, inviting players to "slap" them.
Soft drink brand 7Up is introducing a new logo and packaging across its portfolio to demonstrate the "simpler is better" brand message.
British Airways is providing free newspaper and online ads for selected small and medium-sized businesses (SMEs) through its On Business loyalty scheme.
KFC is to break the latest ad in its ongoing 'Fresh' campaign tonight (31 January), focusing on the provenance of its original chicken-on-the bone recipe.