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  • Guinness-owner Diageo may take over as lead Premier League sponsor

    January 29, 2015

    Drinks group Diageo could be the latest company seeking the highly-coveted rights to the title sponsorship of the Premier League. A bid is likely to be tabled in the coming weeks, Sky News reported. A spokesperson for the company said: “With global brands such as Guinness, Smirnoff and Johnnie Walker, sponsorship plays an important role [...]

  • BBC pay £204m to keep Premier League highlights on Match of the Day

    January 29, 2015

    Premier League highlights will stay on the BBC until the 2018/19 season after the broadcaster renewed its deal with the league. The cost of the coverage has risen by 13.5 per cent, with the BBC's latest deal with the Premier League jumping from £179.7m to £204m. As part of the deal the BBC's flagship football [...]

  • Virgin Media calls on Ofcom to delay £4bn Premier League TV auction

    January 28, 2015

    Virgin Media last night made an 11th-hour bid to block the Premier League’s multi-billion pound auction by calling on media regulator Ofcom to use its emergency power to halt the bidding which is currently expected to conclude next Friday. Virgin, which met with Ofcom two weeks ago to discuss a separate ongoing competition investigation into [...]

  • Stepping outside: Exterion Media CEO Shaun Gregory on the future of out-of-home advertising

    December 21, 2014

    You've almost certainly seen an Exterion-owned ad site today – dozens, actually. They’re smattered all over the inside of London’s Tube stations: up and down the escalators, on platforms, inside the carriages, as well as on the sides of the capital’s buses. Social media and content marketing have predictably drawn the bulk of column inches [...]

  • Content isn’t just for Christmas: Reflections on 2014’s seasonal ads

    December 21, 2014

    One of the wonders of Christmas is the gift of giving, and brand marketers have been wrapping up content in abundance this Christmas. For the major retailers, it’s no longer simply about occupying the most television airtime over the festive period. Content now starts with YouTube and Facebook, becomes amplified through Twitter and is spun [...]

  • Sky faces its big match in fight with BT for Premier League TV football

    December 2, 2014

    Sometime early next year – and no one knows precisely when such is the secrecy surrounding the process – the Premier League will launch an auction to decide who will broadcast live matches for three seasons from 2016-17. And analysts are divided over whether Sky, which has held most of the broadcast rights since the [...]

  • Unruly 2014 viral video report: Oliver Smith talks online sharing and viral videos

    November 30, 2014

      Marketing tech firm Unruly has released its 2014 viral video report. Its Europe, Middle East and Africa managing director Oliver Smith talks about the key trends to watch.   Activa, Fox and Nike – the three brands with the most-shared video ads of 2014, according to Unruly. And while you might think these firms’ [...]

  • Customer photos: A huge untapped resource for social media marketers

    November 30, 2014

    It should come as no surprise that 92 per cent of marketers believe social media is an important aspect of their business (as reported by the Social Media Examiner).    Where it continues to lag behind other channels, however, is in the ability to measure return on investment (ROI). Only one in three marketers say [...]

  • WPP agency Mindshare’s UK boss Mark Creighton on wearable technology and collaboration between agencies

    November 9, 2014

      It's no secret that the media business is changing irrevocably because of digital technologies. But while some agency execs yearn for the age of bulk media contracts negotiated over a long, boozy lunch with TV bosses, Mindshare’s Mark Creighton comes across as positively electrified by the new digital frontier.    He talks to City [...]

  • A digital billboard revolution: The top out-of-home advertising sites changing the face of London

    November 2, 2014

      In creative terms, advertising mediums can be split into “hot” and “cool” media. This distinction was first put forward by Canadian media critic Marshall McLuhan 50 years ago. The difference is that hot media grabs you, whereas people actively choose to get involved with cool media – the audience does the grabbing. Print, cinema, [...]

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