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Unilever puts sauce brands up for sale

Unilever is contemplating offloading its Chicken Tonight and Ragu sauce brands in the UK and Republic of Ireland, as part of a review of its operations.

British Gas signs deal with Nectar

British Gas has signed a commercial deal with loyalty programme Nectar, which will potentially benefit the utility company's customers with money-off offers at Sainsbury's and Homebase.

AG Barr profits bolstered by exotic fruit drink Rubicon

AG Barr, the soft drinks company behind Irn-Bru and Tizer, has posted a 13% rise in profits for the first six months of the year following better than expected growth in its core brands and the success of its acquisition, Rubicon.

Helen Edwards on Branding: Apple of their eye

Marketers should stop trying to ape Silicon Valley's finest and focus on their own brands' heritage.

ITV sells stake in US cinema ad firm to reduce debt

ITV has sold its 50% stake in US cinema ad company Screenvision, to private media equity firm Shamrock Capital Growth Fund 11, for $80m, in a bid to reduce its debts.

Could your brand be the winner of Brand of the Year 2010?

The Marketing Society is seeking nominations for its Brand of the Year 2010, which this year is in association with ITV.

Helen Edwards on Branding: The challenge of the dual

Marketers shouldn't fear using multiple messages to communicate a brand's singular attributes.

BP global marketer admits 'massive task' ahead

Luc Bardin, group chief sales and marketing officer at BP, admits the oil giant has a "massive task" ahead to try and salvage its reputation following this year's spill in the Gulf of Mexico.

Which? illustrates testing rigour with dirty dog ad

MCBD has created a TV and online campaign for Which?, the consumer product reviews magazine, in a bid to attract slightly younger customers as well as its core audience.

How the blogs beat The Hollywood Reporter

NEW YORK - The Hollywood Reporter, part of E5 Global Media, is to cease daily publication and become a weekly magazine as disappearing advertisers and loss of status in an industry that is dominated by entertainment blogs takes its toll.


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