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Review of the Year: Quotes of the year

18 Dec 2012 | by Staff

From revealing insights to gaffes, some of the biggest names in marketing, and beyond, have had plenty to say about the reality of the industry and key events of the past 12 months.

Think BR: Price comparisons must always be like-for-like

18 Dec 2012 | by Fiona McBride

Brands have to be careful not to run foul of the rules when running price comparison ad campaigns, writes Fiona McBride, trade mark attorney, Withers & Rogers.

Romeo Beckham to appear in Burberry ads

18 Dec 2012 | by Matthew Chapman

Burberry has hired Romeo Beckham, the 10-year-old son of David and Victoria Beckham, to appear in the global campaign for its Spring/Summer range.

Think BR: 2013: Gender recognition, dual screen shopping and 3D printing

17 Dec 2012 | by Matt Pye

What can we expect from the world of marketing in 2013, asks Matt Pye, managing director, Cheil UK.

Greenpeace claims victory against Waitrose and Shell

13 Dec 2012 | by Loulla-Mae Eleftheriou-Smith

Greenpeace is claiming to have derailed a potential tie up between supermarket Waitrose and the oil firm Shell, following a week of campaigning.

Counting down 2012's finest Marketing Moments

10 Dec 2012 | by Nicola Kemp

Nicola Kemp unveils the top marketing moments of the past 12 months.

Greggs chief quits after four years

10 Dec 2012 | by John Reynolds

Ken McMeikan, the chief executive of Greggs, is leaving the baker to take up the same role at Brake Brokers, the catering supplier owned by private equity company Bain Capital.

Warburtons ends European bread trial

10 Dec 2012 | by John Reynolds

Warburtons has ended its first European venture, which involved selling its bread in central Europe.

Flailing Starbucks has fallen to 'age of damage', says Havas global chief

10 Dec 2012 | by Arif Durrani

A series of "wrong" decisions surrounding how much tax Starbucks pays in the UK has led the global coffee chain to become the latest brand to suffer in "the age of damage", according to Havas' global chief executive David Jones, and he believes Google and Amazon will be next.

Trading Places: this week's people moves

07 Dec 2012 | by Maisie McCabe

It is all change at Kimberly-Clark's European marketing team, while Sky's Mike Darcey is to replace Tom Mockridge at News International in this week's round-up of people moves across advertising, marketing, media and PR.

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