The doorstep challenge: why some brands are ditching door-to-door, yet others are embracing the opportunity
26 Aug 2011 | by Oliver Luft
door-to-door operation, to talk directly to existing customers about their entertainment ...
-commerce Merlin Entertainments Group Gatwick Express (Go-Ahead Group) VCCP John Lewis.com (John Lewis ...
door-to-door operation, to talk directly to existing customers about their entertainment ...
Outdoor media owner CBS Outdoor won the award for B2B Marketing for its London Long Copy Challenge, which one judge called "the strongest and most entertaining entry" in the category. As part of the campaign, CBS Outdoor used its own sites on the Tube network, summarising books and films into 15 words ...
strongest and most entertaining entry in this category'. HIGHLY COMMENDED iShares (Agency: M C ...
director for Xbox and entertainment has had a big year, not least in taking on Nintendo and Sony with a ...
with Kylie about different aspects of the show. Chris Lewis, vice-president interactive entertainment ... perfect fit for an entertainment brand like Xbox." ...
Despite coming relatively late to market, Kinect has the potential to transform the in-home entertainment experience. It does away with a traditional controller in favour of the player's own body. It can track movements in real-time, recognise who in a room is participating, and respond to multiple voice ...
entertainment and wealth sectors. Combined with YouGov's existing US operations the acquisition will double ...
. Convergent technologies deliver the chance to create entertaining experiences that offer deeper engagements ...
beings, too. They want to be entertained and engaged, not bored to death by dull messages with meandering ...
Welcome to the first incarnation of a new element in Campaign in which we invite experts to burrow beneath the surface of the catch-all that is "digital". Google, Isobar Mobile, JWT London, LBI and MBA share their insights on mobile.