The week in marketing
24 Feb 2009
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The days of high-volume sales of cold mail data may be over, but demand for analytics to generate targeted data selections and quality email data is on the rise.
Real Time Extra, a lifestyle channel targeting men, is rebranding as Discovery Shed.
Fujitsu IT Services has appointed Redwood to publish a customer magazine.
The Disney Channel will be running preview screenings of Hannah Montana in 82 Disney Stores across Europe throughout March. The screenings will include a message from the show's star Miley Cyrus.
Nick Jr, the pre-school TV channel, has signed a two-year deal with Butlins. A live theatrical tour will perform at three Butlins holiday resorts, ads for which will run on Nick Jr.
Microsoft is in talks with the BBC, ITV and Channel 4 about the launch of an internet TV service. Ashley Highfield, Microsoft's UK managing director, said the company is working on its own video-on-demand offering.
The Carbon Trust has handed its £4m media buying account to Universal McCann following a pitch against Carat, Manning Gottlieb OMD and Brilliant Media. The work was previously handled by Carat.
Jaeger, the British fashion brand, has handed its media planning and buying account to Arena BLM's luxury specialist division, Red, after a pitch. Jaeger had a media spend of £500,000 in 2008, according to Nielsen.