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  • November 28, 2024

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Stamp of approval as Pitney Bowes rebrands

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In November 1920, the U.S. Congress officially approved post featuring mechanised stamps, thus affirming the transformation of American postal solutions. Pitney Bowes, thus born from the decision, began life as the purveyors of fra...

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Falafel purveyor embraces roots, modernity in rebrand

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By Amelia Gundersen-Herman Fried to perfection and served in a variety of multicultural guises, the falafels at Just Falafel have begun to spread the joy of the chickpea around the world. The UAE-based brand has recently announced...

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London Luton Airport has big ambition

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London Luton Airport is addressing its image problem with a new brand ahead of its £100m redevelopment programme. The colourful new visual identity, by Ico Design, has already been implemented in parts of the airport’s interior, an...

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Raising the black flag: Carre Noir’s CEO interviewed

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This year Christophe Fillatre celebrates his tenth anniversary at Carré Noir. Andrew Thomas caught up with the president of the personality-driven French brand agency....

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Branding awards in the MENA region now accepting entries

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The Transform MENA awards, for exceptional new and evolving brand and rebrand campaigns, will return to Dubai this June. The awards are now accepting entries from companies, agencies and organisations in the Middle East and North A...

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Travel agency promises a piece of paradise

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The luxury travel sector is a lucrative, yet competitive, market. In a bid to stand out, Sovereign Luxury Travelhas rebranded as Sovereign – Paradise Found. A new visual identity, designed by London-based SomeOne, will drive this m...

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ZTE’s brand catches up with its global reach

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ZTE, a Chinese telecommunications equipment and systems company, has westernised its brand by dropping the Chinese characters in its logo and introducing an English slogan with, arguably, western associations. The company has also...

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Luxury brands continue to resist social media

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While the majority of consumer brands embrace social media as a tool for connecting with their customers, some luxury brands are yet to accept the medium for fear of losing their valuable exclusivity. A recent report by NetBase sho...

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Be true to yourself

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The language brands use is not only exemplary of their communications strategies, but is derived from the personality, nature and identity of the company itself. Ruth Wyatt explains why it’s important to maintain cons...

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New brand celebrates data technology

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Hard disk manufacturer, Seagate, is at the forefront of technology, albeit in a largely uncelebrated role. The American data storage company has recently revealed a rebrand that celebrates its important role in modern society and c...

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