Founder Mark Cridge to exit Glue and Aegis Isobar network
Mark Cridge, the global managing director of Aegis Media's Isobar network and founder of Glue, has decided not to return to the business following a six-month sabbatical.
Mark Cridge, the global managing director of Aegis Media's Isobar network and founder of Glue, has decided not to return to the business following a six-month sabbatical.
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Generation Social, the natives of social media, are actively rejecting all kinds of digital advertising, and brands and agencies should be focused on creating shareable, high-impact content if they want to engage with them, says AOL's René Rechtman.
Innocent, the official smoothie and juice of the London 2012 Games, is giving away tickets to different Olympic events as part of a two-week Twitter campaign called 'Tweet For A Seat'.
Merlin Inkley, Channel 4's head of airtime management, is leaving the broadcaster after 20 years.
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Unilever is set to appoint PHD to handle the bulk of its £3 billion global communications planning business.
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Innovision, the agency behind the Olympic rings hoisted on to Tower Bridge yesterday (28 June), has released time lapse footage of its creation.
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The co-founder of the social TV app Ernesto Schmitt believes it can change the TV advertising model, Katherine Levy reports.
After an underwhelming first year in the UK, the site has readied a fresh campaign.
Has Harvey Nichols damaged its brand or are its ads enlivening a bland sector, John Tylee wonders.
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It's not the rational responses that make consumers like brands, it's the emotional ones, Leo Rayman argues.
A third of adults say they have visited a social media site while watching a TV show, writes Mat Riches, associate director, Kantar Media Custom.