Tuesday, 14 August 2018

Dentsu wants in on driverless cars | Time to think about reciprocity for consumer data | An eye-popping magazine for kids

Plus: Alipay's mini-programs gain acceptance | The latest people moves and business wins
 
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Wednesday, 15 August, 2018

Dentsu wants in on driverless cars

Dentsu wants in on driverless cars

David Blecken

The company does not want to be left behind as mobility innovation opens up new ways to reach consumers.

 
If relevance doesn't cut it with consumers, what will?

If relevance doesn't cut it with consumers, what will?

Justin Peyton

Consumers want more from brands in return for their data than well-targeted messages. So what can brands give them?

 
NTUC FairPrice supports eye-popping publication Eyeyah

NTUC FairPrice supports eye-popping publication Eyeyah

Matthew Miller

Supermarket chain sponsors graphically intense publication devoted to educating kids about food.

 
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Briefs: PHD, CtrlShift, SportCo.io, Text100, FCB, more

Briefs: PHD, CtrlShift, SportCo.io, Text100, FCB, more

Keep up with the latest people moves and business wins in our oft-updated digest.

 
Indonesia's top mobile-friendly brands

Indonesia's top mobile-friendly brands

Which brands are first in the hearts of a mobile-first populace, and why?

 
Alipay's mini-programs: What retailers need to know

Alipay's mini-programs: What retailers need to know

Jessica Rapp

Alipay, the mobile payment app owned by Alibaba, has rolled out additional technological features for its mini-programs, which have been in beta testing since August 2017.

 

Editor's Picks

Innovation without chaos: Mars global marketing head

Innovation without chaos: Mars global marketing head

Faaez Samadi

Andrew Clarke explains why continuing to try new things is critical for one of the world's largest advertisers.

 
How 6-year-olds in China re-interpreted Chevrolet's logo

How 6-year-olds in China re-interpreted Chevrolet's logo

Jenny Chan 陳詠欣

Chevrolet's logo looked like a red cross, a crucifix or a sanitary napkin to many adults in China. A group of (much) younger 'consumers' helped change that.

 
Panasonic asks, who wants some 'nasty lemak' or some 'dust-tea tarik'?

Panasonic asks, who wants some 'nasty lemak' or some 'dust-tea tarik'?

Ad Nut

Beloved dishes get corrupted with dust and pet fur in a fun and somewhat risky campaign for air-conditioners.

 

Events

Brand Summit China 2018

Brand Summit China 2018

Aug 23, 2018

JW Marriott Hotel Shanghai at Tomorrow Square

 
Top 1000 Brands Breakfast Briefing | Singapore

Top 1000 Brands Breakfast Briefing | Singapore

Sep 6, 2018

Singapore

 
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