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Is LinkedIn the only social network without privacy issues? Or a penchant for affecting election issues? If so it was an even smarter buy by Microsoft. Once the apparent home for chief executives resting at home in leafy Surrey (the ...

BMB has won the global creative account for Pernod Ricard’s Beefeater London dry gin. BMB will focus on Beefeater’s Spirit of London platform. The account also includes variants Beefeater 24 and Beefeater Pink. BMB’s first campaign will launch in Europe, ...

Samsung’s Solid State range seems to consist of hard drives that let you do far more, at a price. Aimed at keen gamers and the like. London agency BMB has found its way on to the Samsung roster (it’s owned ...

London agency BMB has hired Jason Cobbold (below) as its new CEO. Cobbold was at US-based innovation agency Redscout and before that a senior suit at Publicis and BBH. He replaces long-serving Juliet Haygarth who left in December for health ...

A while back BMB won the Campaign To End Loneliness charity account – which we noted was a somewhat ambitious undertaking – and here’s its first effort, with John, a young man, cut off from all contact for a week. ...

US fruit drink and iced tea brand Snapple has picked BMB to develop a new approach to its social marketing. Previous marketing efforts in the UK have involved adapting US content for UK social channels. Snapple’s new brand position is ...

London agency BMB has been appointed to handle the Campaign to End Loneliness account, a new one on me but they’re supposed to be spending £4m this year and next. Can you really end loneliness? Isn’t it a (disagreeable) part ...

KP Snacks’ KP Nuts are returning to TV after 24 years – along with lots of social, Facebook etc – with a characteristically economical campaign from BMB. It’s that elephant in the living room again. Apparently the enemy is supermarket ...

Trainer brand New Balance is banking on cricket this summer, a wise move because there’s lots of it and (fingers crossed) the sun seems to be shining. There’s no finer exponent of the old game (and its newer variants) than ...