Channel 4 is celebrating the age-old footballing rivalry between England and Scotland ahead of the two sides’ grudge match.
Channel 4 and Lloyds Bank unveil ‘Black in Business’ winners of £500k advertising grant
Channel 4 and Lloyds Bank have revealed the five black-owned businesses that have secured £500,000-worth of free TV advertising.
Channel 4 partners with Warner Bros. for Harry Potter-themed activation
Channel 4’s YouTube proposition, Channel 4.0 has partnered with Warner Bros. Studio Tour London for a new social branded programme.
Ofcom to decide fate of ad breaks on leading UK channels
Ofcom will soon be confirming whether it will make changes to the rules surrounding advertising breaks across the three main commercial channels, Channel 3, 4 and 5. The announcement, due…
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Channel 4 has unveiled its sweet new animated marketing campaign for the highly anticipated return of the 14th series of the Great British Bake Off.
AXA applauds forward-planning with Channel 4 ‘Future You’ campaign
Insurance brand AXA is applauding consumers who embrace forward-planning with a ‘Future you will thank you’ campaign, supported by Channel 4.
MOJU aims to break into the mainstream with Channel 4 Breakfast sponsorship
Moju is partnering with Channel 4 to sponsor its breakfast programming section. The six month partnership is set to reach an estimated 12 m adults.
Channel 4’s 2023 Diversity in Advertising Award to challenge brands over LGBTQIA+ representation
Channel 4’s 2023 Disability in Advertising Award will challenge the industry over its lack of genuine representation of LGBTQIA+ people.
Twitter rebrands to X: Best of brand reactions
Elon Musk’s dramatic decision to rebrand Twitter to the rather cryptic-sounding ‘X’ earlier this week sent the internet into complete meltdown.
‘Am I a R*tard?’: Evenbreak backs controversial documentary with debut TV spot
Evenbreak, the global job board for disabled people run by disabled individuals, debuts its first TV commercial supporting an upcoming controversial documentary.