Tag Archives: The Daily Telegraph
My Little Pony as you’ve never seen her before
For any of you who grew up in the 80′s – girls especially, or at least had a younger sister – you will be no stranger to the My Little Pony brand. A less natural looking animal you probably couldn’t … Continue reading
Filed under Brands & Branding, Design, Toys & Games, Youth Marketing
KP leaves the home team in need of some service and repair
Couln’t resist posting this today. With England cricket fans still reeling from the devastating annoucement of KP’s withdrawal from the remainder of the npower Ashes series, the above image found its way into two of the national broadsheets today. PA … Continue reading
Filed under Brands & Branding, Celebrity, Cricket, Journalism, Photography, Sport
…and the Telegraph agrees with me
Just couldn’t resist adding to the Stanford story when I saw this morning’s Telegraph feature on the breaking news of yesterday. For those readers of my humble musings who also have access to my Facebook status updates, you might have noticed my … Continue reading
Brand Obama
Having already touched on the capacity for a big brand to capitalise on Obama’s commencement in office, I just came across the Telegraph’s brilliant collection of other marketing devices that have appeared over the last couple of weeks. And not … Continue reading
Filed under Brands & Branding, Celebrity, Politics
Cipriani: the Italian fashionista
I greatly enjoyed Jim White’s take this morning on Danny Cipriani‘s apparent disregard for concerns of his increasing celebrity lifestyle superseding his rugby priorities. Clearly moving in the right circles during Milan fashion week, Cipriani and his ‘equally lens-wary’ girlfriend … Continue reading
Filed under Celebrity, Fashion & Style, Rugby
English cricket hits the headlines for six
Not since England’s Ashes glory of 2005 has the British press devoted such column space to cricket this week. And understandably so. While the continuous Breaking News ticker rolling across Sky Sports News may have displayed the hyperbolic phrases of … Continue reading
Filed under Cricket, Journalism, Media
