Government readies activity to tackle £27bn cyber crime
Russell ParsonsThe Government is to launch a campaign warning the public of the dangers of cyber crime as part of a £650m drive aimed at improving online security in the UK.
The Government is to launch a campaign warning the public of the dangers of cyber crime as part of a £650m drive aimed at improving online security in the UK.
LivingSocial will use a raft of product and service innovations as it looks to overtake market leader Groupon in the UK by the end of the year.
The great and good of the marketing world joined us at the Grosvenor House Hotel in London last Tuesday for the annual Marketing Week Engage Awards. What a night indeed! The atmosphere was electric from the start, fuelled by host Chris Evans, who ran a completely unprompted auction that raised more than £9,000 for the […]
The relationship between supermarkets and the brands they stock is a delicate one. By using data from its own direct selling site, GSK is hoping to boost its in-store performance, and I expect more brand owners to do the same. Because they are the brand’s route to market and the connector between consumers and products, […]
The Football Association has filled the hole left by the sudden departure of marketing and communications chief Julian Eccles last month by handing temporary responsibility for the two areas to two of its most senior executives.
Online retailer Amazon has become the latest company to launch a daily deals service, to rival the likes of Groupon and Google Offers.
The global TV advertising market is facing a slowdown this year following a rebound in 2010, according to a report.
Nokia has refuted speculation that it is to be bought by Microsoft, according to reports.
Marks & Spencer has appointed former Arcadia marketing boss Alison Jones as its brand director for general merchandise.
Online fashion store Asos has posted a profit lift of 41% on the back of strong international growth and says it expects to achieve £1bn in sales by 2015.
A new ranking of US brands shows consumers on the other side of the Atlantic are not prepared to pay more for higher levels of satisfaction
Lara O’Reilly is Marketing Week’s digital and telecoms specialist and here she gives her views on what companies from Apple to Zynga are up to in the wired world of the web.
O2 is letting its prepaid subscribers top up their accounts directly from its Facebook page, which it claims is the first true social commerce strategy for a mobile operator.
As the opportunities for marketers to exploit Skype’s potential grow, social media has suffered a very serious setback. Two stories hit the headlines last week that are likely to change marketing communications for the next few years. First, Microsoft bought internet phone service Skype for $8.5bn (£5.2bn). With some financial analysts questioning whether Microsoft has […]
Estée Lauder Companies has signed a three-month sponsorship of Marie Claire’s Genius Beauty iPhone app.