28 May 2012
| by Alex Brownsell
the first financial services brand to use Google+ Hangout to promote the technology.
PayTag is a small ...
02 Apr 2012
Google has launched the first UK TV ad for its Google+ social network....The 90-second commercial, called ''Google+: Tom", features the actor Benedict Cumberbatch reading The Seven Ages Of Man , from As You Like It by William Shakespeare.
It follows the life of "Tom" as he lives and shares on the Google+ platform.
The ad was launched during ITV's Britain's Got Talent ...
29 Mar 2012
| by Sarah Shearman
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Dara Nasr, head of agency sales, YouTube and display, Google said the YouTube campaign is "a great use ...
impetus on advertisers to use good content for pre-roll advertising.
Last year, Google revealed ...
01 Mar 2012
| by Sarah Shearman
Telegraph Media Group, working with Google's DoubleClick, has beaten AOL and Microsoft to win...enabled for both Flash and HTML5, and is powered by Google's DoubleClick.
There were 18 entries in total for the award. Other companies to be shortlisted were AOL for Project Devil; Google DoubleClick ...
13 Jan 2012
| by Arif Durrani
giants Google and Facebook.
Underlining the importance in being prepared for such shifts in media ...
07 Dec 2011
| by Ian Kerrigan, GYRO
: the iPad, smartphones, wi-fi, 4G, Google+, app explosion and group-buying platforms. Of all the digital ...
23 Nov 2011
| by Daniel Farey-Jones
Grounsell, marketing director at Capital One; Sarah Speake, strategic marketing director at Google; Thomas ...
27 Oct 2011
| by John Reynolds
brands' ad campaigns, pointing to recent TV drives by Google and French Connection as examples of good ...
29 Jun 2011
| by Matt Dyke and Kevin Sutherland, AnalogFolk
", and there are some new buttons being rolled out by Facebook and Google to encourage a much more direct personal ...
and landmark addition is from Google. The search giant is looking to tap into the wisdom of friends ...
friends, when they are specifically searching for it. To begin with, Google "+1" buttons will only ...
29 Jun 2011
| by Adam Graham, Saint@RKCR/Y&R
to companies such as Google with its famous 20 per cent rule , responsible for such innovations as Gmail and Google Maps. And, finally, we looked at the new breed of tech start-ups with their flexible structures ...