Nestle Says None Of Its Ad Agencies Are Safe [THE BRIEF]
Good morning, AdLand. Here’s what you need to know today:
Nestle USA and new CEO Paul Grimwood launched a full agency review for media and digital planning and buying. If shops feel nervous, they should be. A source told Ad Age that “Everybody is under the microscope right now.”
Citigroup’s CMO Michelle Peluso is leaving to become the CEO of Gilt.
Droga5 and Newcastle Brown Ale launched a “No Bollucks” campaign. The Facebook app helps people call their friends’ picture posts out for what they really are. Pretentious.
R/GA just opened an office in Austin.
H&M is going to start collecting customers’ old clothes.
These are the trends Digiday thinks publishers will drop come 2013.
MDC Partners estimates 5 to 7 percent growth in 2013.
Previously on Business Insider Advertising:
- Here’s The List Of Businesses Whose Press Releases Are Now Banned From PRWeb
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- How A Company Targeting Grandparents Became The Most Popular Thing On Facebook You’ve Never Heard Of
- Al Pacino, Robert De Niro, And Other NY Celebs Star In This Huge Hurricane Sandy PSA
- Weight Watchers Made A New Logo That Looks Like Microsoft Word Art
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