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Leo Burnett has partnered with Procter & Gamble (P&G) to host an art exhibition based on the 'Capital Clean Up' programme that has been taking place across London in the lead-up to the Olympics.
Mark Cridge, the global managing director of Aegis Media's Isobar network and founder of Glue, has decided not to return to the business following a six-month sabbatical.
Lipton Ice Tea is undertaking a summer marketing offensive called 'Teavolution' that will target its core 18-to 24-year-old audience and feature the strapline, 'Surprisingly refreshing and tasty'.
Air New Zealand has launched a humorous in-flight safety video featuring animations of American and international celebrities, including Barack Obama and Snoop Dogg.
Nivea is investing in major digital activity, which will have a fashion focus to lure in a younger audience.
Brands seeking to connect with consumers in person need to take a creative, integrated approach, writes Suzy Bashford.
The launch of the manufacturer's Surface tablet left Mole unable to decide whether we should splash out on an Apple iPad or wait for Microsoft's latest offering.
Thomson Holidays, the TUI-owned tour operator, has been rapped by the ad watchdog after a customer complained that children were staying at a hotel sold as part of the brand's adults-only packages.
Mel Cruickshank, the chief executive of Lida, has been poached by Wunderman to lead its UK operation.
With so many fresh sources of data on offer, the market research industry faces major threats and must adapt or die, writes Alan Mitchell.
