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industry. Last year, Google s executive chairman Eric Schmidt was named the Cannes Lions Media Person ...
than the Beckham ad in the week that it entered the chart. Elsewhere in the chart, Google's 'Project ... to win back his ex-girlfriend using every possible Google service, enters the chart in 10th place ... 9. Google 'project glass' created in-house 14,585 shares this week All time: 851,606 shares ...
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the chart into third position, despite 300,000 fewer shares than the previous week. Google has followed recent viral success with a preview ad for its new Google Drive cloud-storage service, which was shared ... -house and follows an ad for Google's experimental "project glass" film, which has remained in the chart for a fourth ...
. Companies such as Google, Cisco, Yammer, Eventbrite and Airbnb have all located in Tech City with our help ...
. Elsewhere in the chart, Google's "project glass" continued to inspire, with more than 60,000 shares ... time: 93,653 shares 8. Google 'project glass' created in ...
/ phrases with each other using online tools (e.g. Google Adwords). For this research, the audience ... filtered through country-specific sources of information (e.g. Google, Twitter, YouTube, etc, in the UK ...
better energy" spot for EDF Energy. Google has taken second place in the chart for a second week in a ... week to replace the search giant's "8-bit Google Maps" activity for April Fools' Day (now in ninth ... 2. Google 'project glass' created in-house 426,652 shares this week All time: 750,295 shares ...
,000 views each. Three videos highlighting April Fools' products from Google have entered the chart this week. Ads for Google's 8-bit Google Maps, a self-driving car and Google Tap - bringing morse code ... 2. Google '8-bit maps for NES' created in-house 494,289 shares this week All time: 530 ...
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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.
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