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Media: All About ... Twitter's advertising model
23 Apr 2010
are not without commercial nous. In October last year, Twitter allowed Google and Microsoft to feature real ...
The World's Leading Independent Agencies 2010: Strawberryfrog
16 Apr 2010
error: sorry RIM and Microsoft. Although perhaps RIM can find a way to get its users to click ...
Media: All About ... In-game advertising
02 Apr 2010
not be. Not as such. According to Massive, the in-game specialist owned by Microsoft, quoting research ... it would like. Back in 2006, for instance, Microsoft was confidently predicting that it would surpass $1 ... Arts, Microsoft and Sony Computer Entertainment Europe, alongside in-game specialists such as IGA ...
Close-Up: Visit Austin to discover the joy of SXSW
26 Mar 2010
media researcher at Microsoft Research, opened the conference with an intelligent piece examining ... and Europe teach kids to use Microsoft Office and PowerPoint. His talk was a conference's worth of ideas ...
Close-Up: How technology can herald a new lease of life for print
05 Mar 2010
, which combines animation, graphics and video. "There's no Microsoft Word or Photoshop for augmented ... starting to catch on. Since Microsoft's introduction in January 2009 of "Microsoft Tag", its patented ...
Close-Up: What will Apple's evolution mean for advertising?
05 Feb 2010
Let's start with the "nots". The iPad is not the most revolutionary device of the past 50 years. It's not the future of computing, it's not going to destroy Microsoft or Google or The New York Times or Sky. It's not going to save magazines. Or newspapers. Or television. It's not all that the hype ...
Close-Up: Brien defies the odds to take McCann hotseat
29 Jan 2010 | by Alasdair Reid
of the Microsoft account. There are strong expectations within the IPG family agencies that Brien will seek ...
Media: All about ... AOL
22 Jan 2010 | by Alasdair Reid
in the league table, behind Specific, Vibrant, Channel4.com and Microsoft Advertising. Tellingly, though ...
Media Headliner: Microsoft turns to ad giant in war against Google
15 Jan 2010 | by Alasdair Reid
as the commercial director of Microsoft Advertising, with responsibilities for all commercial operations ... to see the rain forest and, having taken stock, decided not to come back. To Microsoft that is: he ... , is not without significance. Because 2010 will almost certainly be a make-or-break year for Microsoft's ambitions ...
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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.
