Counting down 2012's finest Marketing Moments
10 Dec 2012 | by Nicola Kemp
Nicola Kemp unveils the top marketing moments of the past 12 months.
Thanks to social media, marketing mishaps can now go viral with a single touch. Some of the world's biggest brands missed the mark in 2012, writes Nicola Kemp.
Nicola Kemp unveils the top marketing moments of the past 12 months.
Starbucks is running an open letter in newspapers from managing director Kris Engskov, which claims the company will pay "significant" tax in the next two years, regardless of profits.
KFC is launching a £4m TV campaign for its Krushems range featuring acrobats from ZipZap circus school, choreographed by Austrian artist Will Dorner.
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Starbucks is reassessing the amount of tax it pays in the UK, following major public backlash, saying it understands "we need to do more to maintain and further build public trust".
Procter & Gamble has won The Marketing Society's 2012 Brand of the Year award, given in association with Marketing and sponsored by international design agency Tag.
McDonald s has launched a campaign to promote its festive menu. A TV spot, created by Leo Burnett, tells the story of a postman who braves the elements to deliver festive joy to the British public. After a tough day s work, he rewards himself for his efforts with a McDonald s Winter Warmer and banter...
McDonald's is promoting the launch of its festive menu in the build-up to Christmas with a TV campaign starring a postman braving the elements, who rewards himself at the end of the day with a McDonald's Winter Warmer burger.
Eat, the cafe chain, is opening a flagship store tomorrow on The Strand in London, to showcase its new branding and store-design that will roll out across all 120 stores from next year.