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The Drum daily jobs round-up: Blipfoto, Eden Scott, Channel 4, Sky, Twist
Today's jobs round-up offers roles for a sales and marketing director, a business development manager, an account director, a media planner and an HR manager. Blipfoto is looking for a sales and...
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Electrical retailer Appliances Online launches first TV advert as part of...
Online electrical retailer AO has marked a huge rebrand with its first TV advert. The ad was created by BMB and MediaCom and the rebrand designs came from 10 Associates. As part of the rebrand the...
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Whitehall editor of Sun arrested , faces £17,475 charge
The Whitehall editor of the Sun, Clodagh Hartley, was arrested when she attended Bromley Police Station by appointment this morning. She is charged along with two others with conspiracy to commit...
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FedEx delivers two new ads to promote latest innovation
FedEx has unveiled two spots to promote its new FedEx Delivery Manager innovation. Created by BBDO New York, the spots launched this month and promote how the new service is “better than trying to be...
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Muffin Break appoints Media Alive as lead creative agency
Muffin Break UK has appointed Media Alive as its creative and media agency as it looks to introduce a new store designs within assigned locations. The agency has been tasked with managing the all of...
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The Sun to introduce £2 per week ‘Sun+’ paywall from August
The Sun has reportedly settled on a £2 per week charge for users to access its online content from August following publisher News International’s decision to go down the paywall route. The tabloids...
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Thomas Cook ad of man deflating coach tyre with pliers banned following 118...
A Thomas Cook ad, which showed a man using a pair of pliers to remove an air valve and deflate a coach tyre so that he could stay on holiday has been banned by the ASA. The advert, which was still...
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Google Glass specs to go on public display for the first time
Google Glass, the hi-tech specs Google hopes will change the world, are to go on public display at the search giants annual conference on software developers. It will be the first time that the new...
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Tracklements launches 'fabulously British' £10,000 Tombola campaign
Chutney, mustard and relishes manufacturer Tracklements has launched a £10,000 Tombola campaign with a range of raffle-ticketed jars on sale until August. In a "fabulously British" promotion created...
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Johnston Press appoints David King as chief financial officer
Johnston Press has announced the appointment of David King as chief financial officer for the company, succeeding Grant Murray. King, who has been a consultant at Johnston Press for the past year,...
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87% of companies unable to estimate the cost of EU data reform proposals to...
According to an independent report from London Economics commissioned by the Information Commissioner's Office, 40 per cent of companies don’t fully understand any of the ten main provisions being...
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Google and Amazon top Ipsos Mori’s Top 100 Most Influential brands study
Google and Amazon have been voted by consumers as the first and second most influential brands in the UK respectively, according to Ipsos Mori’s Top 100 Most Influential brands report revealed in...
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ASA bans Yakult TV ad over unsubstantiated health claims
A television advert for Yakult yoghurt drink has been banned by the Advertising Standards Authority for implying health benefits that were not supported by a relevant, authorised health claim. Devised...
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Twitter unveils study looking at car-buyers’ brand consideration
Twitter has unveiled a study with Compete, to see how automobile manufacturers connect with their potential customers and what influence the tweets have. The ‘Tweets in action: Auto’ study analysed...
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ITV signs £100m deal to cover Euro 2016 and 2018 World Cup
ITV has won the exclusive live rights to England's competitive matches at home and abroad for the next four years, in a £100m deal with UEFA. The deal, which will see it cover the Euro 2016 and 2018...
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Ad downturn expected to result in ITV's NAR revenues dipping by 15%
A slowdown in the advertising sector has hit ITV’s television revenues, which are expected to drop by up to 15 per cent down year on year in June - when looking solely at net advertising revenues. ITV...
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The Beano reprints 1981 summer edition after Doctor Who spotted reading it in...
The Beano will include a reprint of its 1981 summer special inside the latest edition after a Doctor Who episode featured the Doctor reading the classic comic. The Rings of Akhaten episode of Doctor...
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CAMRA turns to Media Alive to lead Great British Beer Festival 2013 campaign
The Campaign for Real Ale (CAMRA) has announced Media Alive as its creative and media agency for the Great British Beer Festival 2013. Media Alive was tasked with running a fully encompassing media...
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"Mobile is a complex advertising ecosystem": Adfonic, Mojiva, M&C Saatchi and...
The growth of mobile has brought with it many opportunities for advertisers. But with the maturity of the channel comes a need for better measurement. The Drum catches up with a cross-section of the...
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Moonpig.com launches TV ad reminding the public about Father’s Day
Moonpig.com is looking to remind the public that Father’s Day is creeping ever closer in its latest ad by Wordley Production Partners, which looks to show dads as heroes. The advert, which launches...
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