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Cadbury's Fallon-created Dairy Milk ad, featuring a gorilla drumming along to Phil Collins track 'In the air tonight', has been named as one of the most successful campaigns of the year. PG Tips and O2 are also highly rated but are they the adverts the public remember? Here you can see a short video...
Many brands have enlisted celebrities for their Christmas advertising campaigns, including Antonio Banderas for M&S and the Spice Girls for Tesco, but how effective will they be? Here you can see a short video on what the public thinks about celebrities endorsing brands and whether this really affects...
Marks & Spencer has been named as the worst offender in terms of packaging recycling in a report but do green issues change shoppers' habits? Here you can see a short video on the public's recycling habits and whether they would choose where to shop based on a supermarket's recycling policy.
Artificial food additives can cause hyperactivity in children according to a recent study by the Food Standards Authority. This increased the pressure on the food and drinks industry to remove them. Here you can see a short video on how important the public think it is to eat healthily.
LONDON - Despite an upswing in the use of data cleansing, too much mail is still being sent with name and address errors.
LONDON - Mailing volumes dropped 10% as cheaper digital channels grew and size-based postal charges took effect, but it's not all bad news: volumes can afford to be down as targeting improves The decline in the use of direct mail that began in 2004 is gathering pace. Exclusive research by Nielsen Media...
LONDON - For a full listing of Marketing's annual league table of the biggest market research agencies see the 5 September issue of the magazine.
Cadbury is bringing back the Wispa chocolate bar following a growing campaign on social networking websites, but which brand will be next to make a comeback? Here you can see a short video on which brands consumers miss and would like to see resurrected.
Less fat, less salt, less sugar - the only thing not diminishing is the value of the UK's stellar FMCG brands, writes Jane Simms.
The soft-drinks category made the biggest splash by developing products that tapped into the nation's health kick.
