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31 May 2012 | by Nick Batten
way anymore. She said: "I think our readers are less inspired by celebrities and no longer compare ...
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way anymore. She said: "I think our readers are less inspired by celebrities and no longer compare ...
of questions and issues dumped on you and people must think you're a millionaire. But most difficult ... problem to think about - not least because of their scale. They've got 19,000 users dying every day - just think how many are being born. russell@russelldavies.com ...
used to it sooner than we think. At least we've been spared the efforts of the sorts of branding gurus ... press as much as any other medium. We need to start thinking differently - it's not just about printed ... , The Telegraph or the Mail or The Sun can be accessed through a variety of channels these days. So "thinking ...
consultancy advice than before? Clients are looking for much more strategic thinking from their agencies ... for the smartest thinking that can help drive their business. Principally, it's about the people - both their quality of thinking and how well they will fit with the client. - How has the relationship between ...
's time to start thinking about more creative ways for brands to get involved with connected TV, rather ...
were already there, chatting away among the bunting and the cider. It even fools you into thinking ...
the transition process. He explains: "What I think we would see is a period where people will still buy panels ... audiences but convert them back to panels to make sure that everything is OK. I actually think we'll see a ...
said that anyone who thinks you can learn a single trade by 18 and carry on down a single path ...
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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.