Industry View: After the IPO, what next for Facebook?
01 Feb 2012 | by Sarah Shearman
of hype and not a little skepticism from the likes of WPP's Sir Martin Sorrell. Its sky-high valuation ...
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Sir Martin Sorrell has said WPP's launch of a technology platform in partnership with Indian...Not content with an empire that spans advertising, digital, research, PR and media, Sorrell ... around the world. Sorrell visited WPP's latest partner's Canary Wharf offices yesterday to cut ... , claimed Sorrell, has won three out of three pitches including healthcare and consumer giant ...
of hype and not a little skepticism from the likes of WPP's Sir Martin Sorrell. Its sky-high valuation ...
WPP already employs nearly 1,000 people and generates revenues of $100m ( 64.3m) in Turkey, but is seeking to expand its digital capabilities in the country. Turkey is one of the 15 countries WPP chief executive Sir Martin Sorrell placed in the "Premier League" in his football analogy of global growth last ...
Amanda McKenzie Phil Rumbol Sir Martin Sorrell Stevie Spring Rory Sutherland Simon Thompson *Daniel ...
Sir Martin Sorrell last night laid down a gauntlet to Google's Mark Howe, claiming...charity Nabs, Sorrell made frequent reference to WPP s uneasy relationship with Google, which he first ... and Google s DoubleClick, Sorrell said, casting WPP as a "$15bn minnow wrestling with a $167bn orang-utan". Sorrell, who eventually settled on the answer, "all three, but if you push me it s those people ...
into "bubble" territory WPP chief executive Sir Martin Sorrell told the Financial Times today (28 February) that he was seeing "a number of excesses in terms of valuation". Sorrell, when asked whether he thought ...
and as the ultimate one-to-one relationship tool. As Sir Martin Sorrell said at the congress: "The power of apps ...
WPP chief executive Sir Martin Sorrell has claimed it is difficult for agencies and other companies...Speaking at the Mobile World Congress in Barcelona yesterday, Sorrell said the app market has tripled in size to $15bn, but that was small "if you remember our industry is about a trillion dollar ... loyalty is quite fickle ... It's very volatile." Sorrell believes the biggest opportunity is in faster ...
Sir Martin Sorrell, founder and chief executive of WPP, expects News Corporation's bid to buy...the takeover to the regulator on 4 November. Talking about the move, Sorrell told Media Week: "Probably ...
, one wonders, of that 'restructuring' can be directly related to Google itself? Sir Martin Sorrell ...
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