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LONDON - From its humble beginnings in 1969, the system we know today as the internet has evolved into a world-changing phenomenon. To celebrate its 40th birthday, Adam Woods presents 40 awesome facts about the web.
LONDON - From its humble beginnings in 1969, the system we know today as the internet has evolved into a world-changing phenomenon. To celebrate its 40th birthday, Adam Woods presents 40 awesome facts about the web
For marketers, AR is the best thing since sliced bread, but for consumers it is still a novelty. Trevor Clawson assesses the pros and cons of the latest must-have digital technology.
LONDON - Thanks to Twitter's tie-ups with Microsoft and Google, the micro-blogging site can no longer be ignored by brands seeking to maintain their reputation online. Dan Leahul investigates what the marriage of search and social media means for marketers.
Thanks to Twitter's tie-ups with Microsoft and Google, the micro-blogging site can no longer be ignored by brands seeking to maintain their reputation online. Dan Leahul investigates what the marriage of search and social media means for marketers.
Microsoft's ambitions are for the Xbox to go well beyond gaming - from next year it wants to appeal to the kind of people who would usually spend their Saturday nights watching 'X Factor'. Andrew McCormick meets the marketing chief behind the vision.
Online retailers are shamelessly exploiting their ability to snare consumers on Christmas Day. Revolution finds out what brands are doing to part people with their cash on the most important day in the festive calendar.
YouTube is ramping up its commercial strategy with the launch of an auction-based video ad platform, allowing brands to roll out keyword-targeted campaigns across the world's most popular video-sharing site.
Planning is a funny old business. I write this just a couple of days after I dropped the word from my job title and I can't deny that a little part of me is relieved that I won't feel quite so awkward explaining what I do at dinner parties.
Google is seeking acquisitions to help boost its cloud computing strategy. The search giant's chief executive, Eric Schmidt, revealed that he is looking to snap up firms capable of helping Google exit the personal computer era and enter the age of cloud-based apps.
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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