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Aviva updates global brand strategy

Aviva is rolling out a new global marketing plan, which will see its humorous UK advertising starring comic Paul Whitehouse toned down in an effort to create a "differentiated" positioning.

Confused.com films public helping 'drunk' driver

Confused.com has filmed an actor pretending to be drunk and asking passers-by to help him get into his car, to highlight apathy towards drink driving.

Ernst & Young calls in Kreab Gavin Anderson after competitive pitch

Ernst & Young's financial services business has appointed Kreab Gavin Anderson as its retained media relations agency.

Innovation Group poaches Louise Fisk from Logica for global comms role

Innovation Group has drafted in Louise Fisk from Logica to head up global comms, PR and marketing.

The 10 most popular ads among YouTube UK users in 2012

Ads from Honda, Peugeot and Durex were the three most viewed by YouTube UK users so far this year, in a top 10 that features two films by VCCP.

Churchill stalled by Martin Clunes driving ban

The insurer has axed TV actor Martin Clunes and must plot a fresh ad strategy.

Marketing Society president delivers ethics call

Aviva chief marketing and communications officer Amanda Mackenzie has called on the marketing community to behave more ethically.

DMA issues call centre guidelines to protect dementia sufferers

The Direct Marketing Association is issuing new guidelines to contact centres, which explain how to deal with customers who suffer from dementia.

McCann out of global HSBC pitch

McCann Erickson is out of the pitch for HSBC's £400m global advertising business, which it said was due to pitching for another unnamed global bank.

Government 'Midata' plan comes under fire

The government has unveiled its 'Midata' plan, which aims to revolutionise how consumers access personal information on them held by brands, amid concerns that the initiative is too narrow in its scope.

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