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Andrew Walmsley on Digital: Kangaroo's global contest

. It is not alone, however. YouTube has been a web phenomenon, not least due to its $1.6bn price tag when Google bought it in 2006. Since then, Google has pushed the product hard, and its predicted revenue for 2008 ...

Marketing Mole: Who does Google think you are? - Phil Geary, Marketing director, Holland & Barrett

- The first result is a link to a Marketing profile of Phil Geary, marketing director of Holland & Barrett, detailing his career history.

Why women are the superior marketing sex

inability to see Google and Apple's encroachment, because the Finnish company was too focused on its ...

Marketing Mole: Who does Google think you are? - Carl Ratcliff, Head of brand strategy

- The first and third listings are links to news articles about Carl Ratcliff's move from Lowe to Five early this year.

Marketing Mole: Who does Google think you are? - Matt Coombe, General manager of marketing, Sony

of his marketing plans. TOP GOOGLE SEARCH RESULTS Matt Coombe - Online Portfolio - Index I also ...

We'll Call You - Argos

might be wrong, then we need to look at the article. Mktg - I think if you go to Google and search ...

Marketing Mole: Who does Google think you are? - Sarah Warby, Marketing director, Scottish

-profile interviews to boost search results. TOP GOOGLE SEARCH RESULTS The Publican - Home - S&N appoint Sarah ...

Digital & Direct: Orange boss urges total budget switch to online

of music and film widgets on Facebook and Bebo. Orange faces challenges online - a Google search ...

Opinion: The Marketing Society Forum - Can established brands work on social networking sites?

MAYBE - DAN COBLEY, DIRECTOR OF MARKETING, GOOGLE UK There are no firm rules for brands using social media - which is often the attraction. There are many examples of traditional businesses taking risks to converse with consumers on their own terms. Vauxhall built a YouTube channel to promote its ...

What UK marketers learn from the US presidential election

-ended, with more permeable boundaries. Its appeal was a bit like that of Google - accessible, open and with a sense ...

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Making the most of mobile

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.