Google has switched gears in its efforts to encourage mobile strategy development among brands to incorporate “multi-screening” after its GetMo scheme, a.k.a. Get Mobile, generated awareness but little by way of direct sales.
Haven Holidays is launching a TV ad to highlight the “simple pleasures” of a family beach holiday in the UK.
EBay will withdraw the ability for brands to advertise inside its mobile apps next year, after concluding the user experience and revenue stream are “not worth it”.
Ofcom has announced the participants in the UK’s largest-ever telecoms spectrum auction which is predicted to kick off the widespread take-up of super fast 4G mobile internet services.
John Lewis’ lauded “The Bear and Hare” advert has secured bragging rights over its rivals going into the crucial holiday period, while ads for Call of Duty and Adidas also stood out in November’s Christmas-heavy list of “most watched ads”.
Nationwide’s top marketer Chris Rhodes has been promoted to run a newly created division that combines product development, distribution and brand development.
Marion King, MasterCard’s president for UK and Ireland, discusses the likelihood of a cashless society.
The latest study from fast.MAP shows consumer confidence in sharing personal information has risen for many sectors but the motivations behind this willingness has changed.
A year is not a year without the spread of moral panic over the rise of “junk mail”. Last year we had the Panoroma investigation into shady industry practices and this, a Daily Mail headline warning the public to expect an “avalanche of junk mail” in the coming years.
Launches, product innovation and the personal touch are key in the luxury beauty sector, according to a new survey.
Adam Rostom, group marketing director of Dyson, speaks to Jonathan Bacon about the new motor for growth that will drive the brand’s expansion into China.
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