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Own label copycat brands face EU scrutiny

Fri, 3 Feb 2012 | By Rosie Baker

Own label brands designed to look like established brands face scrutiny from the EU following a European Commission report on and intellectual property.

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Sony CEO Howard Stringer steps down

Wed, 1 Feb 2012 | By Lara O'Reilly

Sony’s Howard Stringer is replaced by executive deputy VP Kazuo Hirai, who will focus on core products to lead company’s turnaround strategy.

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Six codes that reveal a brand's real personality

2 February 2012 | By Lucy Handley

Research seen exclusively by Marketing Week identifies six styles of language that marketers use to communicate their company’s personality. Is your brand cool, caring or sociable? asks Lucy Handley.

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Raising the flag for diversity

26 January 2012 | By Tanzeel Akhtar

Gay and lesbian people make up a valuable portion of the UK retail market, but new research shows that targeting them takes more than running generalised ads in the gay media.

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Winning the battle for the big spenders

12 January 2012 | By Michael Barnett

New research seen by Marketing Week shows that the top 20% of spenders on consumer products generate the majority of sales. Michael Barnett says that for a brand to succeed it must raise its stake in this lucrative group.

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How new tech can deliver more consumer insight

10 November 2011 | By Michael Barnett

New techniques are revealing valuable pieces in the puzzle of how consumers truly use and interact with brands rather than what they tell researchers.

Independents on frontline as brands take to battlefield

15 July 2010 | By Steve Hemsley

Brand owners are taking advantage of real-time feedback by focusing on the convenience store sector as they seek to maximise their return on field marketing investment.

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Not just a pretty face

30 September 2009 | By Jo Roberts

Perricone MD, the US skincare brand at the cutting edge of the ‘cosmeceutical’ trend, has come to the UK, with a campaign that eschews the perceived wisdom of using ‘a beautiful face’ to sell the products.

Cigarette brands relying on point-of-sale displays

Thu, 26 Feb 2009

A Government adviser on the proposals to ban the point-of-sale advertising of tobacco claims that such displays are an important marketing tool for cigarette brands.

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Breaking into Brazil

9 February 2012 | By Laura Snoad

How digital marketing will help UK brands reach 192 million new consumers

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Brands who entrust their precious business to others

15 December 2011 | By Lucy Handley

The brand is your baby - what happens when you hand control of your most precious asset to outsiders?

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