Not a month can go by without us mentioning Facebook and other popular social networking sites, so yep you guessed it, we've mentioned them again! Pretty important stuff though and maybe it will help some of those big city firms (who have banned it) realise that they are not just a time wasting tool, but can actually prove to be useful platforms within working industries. After all, you'd be pretty odd not to be chuffed at the return of the Wispa bar!
CHRISTINE
DOMINICK
SERMAD
Cadbury to resurrect Wispa after social network pressure
Cadbury is to bring back one of its most famous brands, the Wispa chocolate bar, after a growing campaign on social networking websites forced the confectionery giant to bring about its return.
RIP Second Life?
With Wired magazine pronouncing Second Life as a virtual wasteland for advertisers, this blogger isn't so quick to write the virtual world out of adland just yet. Have a read and make up your own mind.
Advanced mobile features a turn-off
Mobile phone users are not showing interest in advanced features such as accessing the Internet or downloading and watching TV programmes on their handset, according to new findings from Continental Research.
Facebook campaign forces HSBC's hand
A campaign on the Facebook social networking site has forced HSBC bank to reconsider its recent move to charge interest on its graduate overdraft accounts.
RAC: The Great Car Cover Up
To raise awareness of the RAC's Car Data Check product we have created a viral, but it's not just any old viral. thegreatcarcoverup.com can win you a stunning convertible sports car for the price of a £1 text message, that's right - a convertible sports car worth thousands!
Bacardi: Made to Mix
Ever considered Bacardi wth cranberry? Ale, lime, soda, or mint? Our new ads for the rum brand let you do just that in the Made to Mix campaign. Now you've got the perfect excuse for a ready made Mojito - yum yum!
How ads affect our memory
A new study suggests that marketers shouldn't fixate on the number of people who click on ads. According to the research, just seeing an ad on a web page can impact memory.
YouTube fans threaten to leave over new ads
YouTube might need to rethink their new InVideo advertising scheme based on initial feedback to the popular video sharing web site.
The Cadbury gorilla
"In the air tonight" by Phil Collins has been heard from every corner of glue towers. In fact, thanks to the drumming gorilla every lap top in Shoreditch has probably blasted it out at some point over the last week or so. He's quite simply, fabulous.