Monday, June 26, 2017

Brand News: 10 Things You Need to Know for Monday, June 26

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Mark Zuckerberg listening tour

Facebook is going Hollywood—the social media giant is in discussions with studios and agencies to produce TV-quality original programming, which the social network wants to target at 13 to 34-year-olds by late summer. Its Instagram arm is also looking to boost ties with celebrities and influencers while Mark Zuckerberg continues cross-USA “listening tour” on behalf of his company with visits to truck stops and train yards.


Google said it will stop scanning people’s email for keywords in order to deliver more relevant ads to them, WSJ reports.


Coca-Cola promotes No Sugar launch in Australia with “Say Yes” ad campaign and out-of-home sampling drive:


Google Home expands to Canada.


Amazon‘s robots are ready to take over Whole Foods Market warehouses.


Office Depot “Taking Care” campaign touts customer service:


Santander releases campaign in support of its London city bike program sponsorship.


Taco Bell is now booking weddings at its Las Vegas flagship.


Takata CEO apologizes as embattled airbag-maker files for bankruptcy protection in Japan.


Tesco launches one-hour delivery service in London using Quipup couriers, taking on Amazon and Sainsbury’s following robot delivery trial.


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