Welcome to Marketing's morning briefing, a daily shot of news and a recap of the best longer reads and videos. In today's news, researchers claim YouTube charges for fake views, Volkswagen's CEO goes and Facebook brings 360-degree videos to Newsfeeds.
Funnymen show off features of vehicle touchscreen in new series
Allianz, the insurer, has released a TV campaign that comprises a series of vignettes of people using their cars to get from A to B.
Throughout September, Marketing will be celebrating the 60th anniversary of TV advertising in the UK with a series of articles penned by influential industry leaders. The aim is to explore where TV advertising is now and, more importantly, its future in a rapidly evolving media landscape. We continue with Giles Hedger, chief strategy officer at Leo Burnett.
Deezer, the global music streaming service, has launched its first UK TV ad which will be aired during Channel 4's Gogglebox tomorrow night.
To build buzz about its new phone, Samsung Mobile turned queueing into a social game
Radio X, the rebranded radio station that will replace XFM, has featured its marquee recruit Chris Moyles with new TV, press and outdoor ads.
Meetric's Anant Joshi on the signposts for the UK provided by an industry-wide experiment around online ad viewability in Austria
Johnnie Walker is kicking off the biggest campaign in its history with a global campaign featuring Jude Law and Jenson Button, which will roll out to 50 markets.
Created by Anomaly, "Joy Will Take You Further" replaces "Keep Walking"
