Work Club has won Adidas UK's social media business following a competitive pitch.
FreshCotton, the online men's clothes shop, has released an online cookbook that combines haute cuisine and drugs to promote the launch of a range of limited edition Stüssy Amsterdam T-shirts.
Dentsu's Aegis Media has landed its first global win in the form of the £20m media planning and buying duties for British luxury fashion brand Burberry.
EE's 4G launch campaign has been named by Twitter UK as the best use of promoted products on the platform in the past 12 months, followed by campaigns from Starbucks and Puma.
Fashtag, the YouTube channel aimed at fashion-savvy folk, is launching amid much fanfare with weekly magazine Grazia as exclusive editorial partner.
French Connection, the fashion retailer, has made initial approaches to agencies to discuss its media arrangements.
Amuse Magazine, the free monthly fashion glossy for London, has been forced to postpone publication of its November issue after admitting the advertising sale had been "more difficult than expected".
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Geox, the Italian footwear brand, is reviewing its global media planning and buying arrangements.
Condé Nast UK, the print media powerhouse behind Vogue, Glamour, GQ and Wired, expects digital to account for 30% of total revenues in 2014, propelled by luxury brands arriving late to the party. Media Week talks to digital leader Jamie Jouning.