Ever After and Zone Design, the creative agencies, have merged to create MBC and hired Kayleigh McCardle, an associate at Lippincott, as the group business development director.
Bugaboo's ad of a 23-year-old bikini-clad model running with her daughter in one of its prams may not be socially irresponsible but it's still a pretty bad idea, Jules McKeen, head of marketing talent at The Talent Business.
National Geographic Channels International has launched a global TV campaign for a new series about the noughties.
A dishwasher cleaner ad for Finish featuring Carol Smillie, the presenter, has been banned by the ads regulator for being misleading.
Carpetright, the carpet retailer, has retained Different as its creative agency in the UK following a competitive pitch.
With the 60th anniversary of UK TV advertising almost upon us, Marketing implores you to nominate your favourite examples of gogglebox brand engagement across the past six decades. Leave your comment below, email or tweet.
This industry doesn't crap on about creativity enough. You may have detected a note of sarcasm in that sentence.
Gumtree.com, the classifieds website, will sponsor all of BT Sport's coverage of the coming season's Premier League football matches.
Oreo is encouraging Brits to release their inner child and set wonder loose in a new campaign to promote its Golden Oreo and Peanut Butter Oreo biscuits.
Marmite has launched a Woodstock-inspired campaign and a Marmite Love Café, to promote a summer version of the spread.
