Media roundup: gender-recognising ads, Sun on Sunday, Radley, Design Museum, M.A.C.

We bring you the buzz from the wider media sphere, across the world and across the web. This week: ads recognise gender; agencies welcome Sun on Sunday; Radley launches campaign; Design Museum sticks with Bolton & Quinn; M.A.C. turns to taxis for LFW campaign.

Intelligent street ads to distinguish between men and women
An electronic hoarding which utilises facial recognition technology to distinguish women from men is to be launched this Wednesday.

Media agencies welcome imminent Sun on Sunday launch
The announcement of the launch of The Sun on Sunday this Sunday (26 February) on the front page of its weekly sibling this morning, has encouraged media agencies to inform their clients of a confirmed date for the replacement for News international's News of the World.

Radley launches campaign featuring new brand ambassador Laura Bailey
Fashion accessories brand Radley has unveiled its spring/summer 2012 campaign featuring its first ever brand ambassador, model and writer Laura Bailey

The Design Museum sticks with Bolton & Quinn after review
The Design Museum has retained Bolton & Quinn as it prepares for expansion and a new home.

M.A.C promotes London Fashion Week sponsorship through taxi ad campaign with Ubiquitous M.A.C Cosmetics is promoting its sponsorship of London Fashion Week through 145 branded taxis in London.