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Domino's Pizza sponsors new ITV show

LONDON - Domino's Pizza has signed a sponsorship deal with ITV1 for its new dating series 'Take Me Out', due to air in early 2010.

Adman Rory Sutherland refutes study's claim that ad execs destroy £11.50 for every £1 they create

LONDON - Rory Sutherland, president of the Institute of Practioners in Advertising (IPA), says a study attacking the ad industry fails to fully take into account the contributions the sector makes.

Top five consumer trends in 2009

LONDON - Marketing identifies the five most important consumer trends of 2009.

Marketing's Adwatch of the Year 2009

LONDON - In a year when supermarkets positioned themselves as consumers' most 'trusted allies' during the recession, it comes as no surprise that they dominate our Adwatch of the Year table of most-recalled TV advertisers.

Study claims advertising executives destroy £11.50 for every £1 they create

LONDON - Childcare workers and hospital cleaners are worth more to society than advertising executives and bankers, according to a study by the think tank New Economics Foundation.

Starbucks sets Guinness World Record for global singalong

LONDON - Starbucks has set a new Guinness World Record for the 'Most Nations in an Online Sing Along'.

Krispy Kreme plots UK ad debut

LONDON - Krispy Kreme, the US doughnut company, is to launch its first advertising campaign in the UK.

Burger King web campaign shows bikini-clad woman singing in the shower

LONDON - Burger King is launching a digital campaign featuring a bikini-clad woman singing in the shower as part of its push to win share in the breakfast market.

JD Wetherspoon raises stakes in Red Bull row

LONDON Red Bull and JD Wetherspoon have become embroiled in a fresh row over the pub chain's switch to stocking only rival energy drink Monster.

Restaurants and retailers refresh their brands by revamping their stores

LONDON - Store revamps can boost footfall but should be backed by wider changes to the brand.

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