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The DFB-Pokal's first rebrand in a decade, by Strichpunkt and MANERA, goes digital-first with a violet accent and distinct trophy logos for men's, women's and junior play.

A German court banned Netto's 'environmentally friendly' yogurt ad in a Deutsche Umwelthilfe greenwashing win — a precedent raising the bar for sustainability claims.

Old Spice's 'Fallidudes' and Native's snarky PSL send-off turned pumpkin spice into a fall marketing battleground — how CPG brands manufacture cultural moments.

Red Robin hired Whataburger's Scott Hudler as CMO — a poached fast-food marketer signalling casual dining's fight to rebuild brand relevance amid soft traffic.

Walmart Connect added negative-keyword controls for Sponsored Products, narrowing the retail-media gap with Amazon Ads. What advertisers should do now.

Stanley 1913 is optimising for AI search while keeping AI out of its ad creative, and named Born Social — a useful 'back office vs brand voice' AI framework.

Perplexity blocked Time's AI-agent ads as 'deceptive', an early flashpoint over advertising in the agentic web — and a warning about platform-controlled trust scores.

Oura signed Coco Gauff and Taylor Fritz ahead of the 2026 US Open — wearables muscling into premium sports sponsorship by selling recovery as a lifestyle.

Hinge's first-ever audiobook extends 'No Ordinary Love' with real couples' stories on Spotify and Libby — brand-building over performance for Gen Z.

Chevrolet, Nike and Devin Booker's Impala-inspired Book 2 sneakers show an automaker using sneaker culture and staggered drops to reach young audiences.

JCPenney's Mischief-made 'Retail Rejuvenation Retreat' parodies off-price chains and ties the joke to a real trade-in offer — comparative advertising done right.

Generation Media has added a group strategy director — a sign the kids-and-family media niche is defending its expertise against generalist buying.

Publicis London has hired creative directors David Anderson and Ian Brassett — a talent-side signal the network's UK flagship is chasing creative reputation.

Sekonda has appointed VCCP as its creative agency after a pitch — another win for 2026's busiest UK new-business machine.

Samsung's 'Life's Little Moments' for the Galaxy Z Fold8, by PR agency Taylor Herring, sells foldables through fatherhood — emotion over specs.

Jamie Oliver stars in 'Finding Jamie', a Life360 microdrama by Baby Teeth — bringing the vertical, serialised format into mainstream UK brand marketing.

St Luke's retained South Western Railway and launched 'Spread your wings again', reviving its CGI 'bird-fluencers' — a lesson in protecting distinctive assets.

iD Mobile's 'Mugsville', narrated by Diane Morgan via Trouble Maker, turns the cost-of-living squeeze into comedy — and names the mobile category's villain.

ASOS is reviving ASOS Magazine on Substack for 'Autumn 26' — a content-commerce bet that owned editorial beats paid social for fashion consideration.

Three's 'Let Fun In', by Wonderhood Studios, is VodafoneThree's first big brand reset — and a bet that Gen Z distinctiveness beats safe, post-merger category messaging.