Virgin Atlantic boss Sir Richard Branson has challenged his BA opposite number Willie Walsh to a £1m bet that the Virgin brand will...
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#Brand strategy, #digital strategy, #design, brand engagement (Brand Marketing & Branding existe aussi en Fr)
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July 5, 2011 12:25 PM
On June 30, Virgin America airlines announced that it teamed up with Google Inc. to offer guests the opportunity to ‘test-fly’ Google’s new Chromebook for free onboard their flight and at select airport gates. Delete the scoop?
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Check out this dreck—a Virgin Mobile commercial from South Africa that was just banned for appearing to sexualize young girls. The ad shows four girls flashing their breasts at a rock star on a red carpet. Delete the scoop?
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