The latest financial figures from the Daily Telegraph provide a decent snapshot of the latest state of play in a difficult art – with good news and bad, writes Raymond Snoddy.
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Diageo has teamed up with marketing and advertising conference MAD//Fest London to launch a search for start-ups who can deliver innovative experiences across its portfolio of drinks brands at MAD//Fest London on 13-14 Nov.
With new technologies like 5G on their way, improved augmented reality and simplified payment processes, brands are being urged to think harder about their social shopping strategies to ensure they maximise their spend.
‘Brand experience’ currently sits in a silo and is often articulated through tactical means – when it should drive all aspects of consumer influence.
sponsor content: Ahead of the Future of Audio conference this week, Bauer Media’s Simon Kilby places his bets on what will define the future of the medium.
Amy Watt has been appointed chief strategy officer of full-service media agency dentsu X, five months after Dentsu announced it would be merging three of its agencies under the brand for the UK market.
As we approach the end of 2019, what new trends should the industry be focused on? David Pidgeon reports on the top findings.
Coming under government fire exposes Facebook’s true agenda, writes David Balko.
The failure of performance marketing to correctly measure all of its media channels is leading to misguided investment decisions and a “truncated” world view, Accenture Interactive’s Amir Malik warned this week.
The recent collapse of the world’s oldest travel company Thomas Cook resurfaces some old media issues, writes Bob Wootton. Plus: can you build a career by working flexibly?
