Just A Big Iphone?

Friday, May 28th, 2010 By Laurence Parkes

When I first saw Steve Jobs demonstrating the iPad my overwhelming thought was; “But it’s just a big iPhone. Without a camera. Or the ability to call anyone…

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Newspapers: To Pay Or Not To Pay?

Thursday, May 27th, 2010 By Nicole Martin

Rupert Murdoch unveiled the new websites of The Times and The Sunday Times

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How Powerful Are You?

Tuesday, May 25th, 2010 By Tom Hyde

Think you’re connected, but didn’t quite make it into this year’s Marketing Power 100?

Think you’re amongst the movers and shakers in the marketing industry, but missed out due to a gross judicial oversight?

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Where Are Our Citizen Journalists Hiding?

Tuesday, May 25th, 2010 By Gary Cleland

In a previous career as a local reporter, at a parish council in rural Berkshire, I listened head in hands to a two hour debate over which side of a lane to place a new lamppost.

Journalists across the country are the link between the multiple layers of government that make up our democracy, and…

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Youtube, Advertising And Multi-tasking

Thursday, May 20th, 2010 By Neil Morris

YouTube announced this week that it streams more than two billion videos a day. Yes, you read that correctly – two billion.  Just last October, on the third anniversary of…

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Giving Up Smoking; Ferrari And The Australians

Tuesday, May 18th, 2010 By Ian Henderson

So, advertising works – even when it doesn’t look like advertising. That’s one conclusion from two coinciding controversies for the tobacco industry this week; Ferrari furiously taking some rather odd…

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Boiling The Frog Slowly: Privacy On Facebook

Friday, May 14th, 2010 By George Spencer

Privacy on Facebook is vanishing, according to a new infographic produced by IBM’s Visual Communication Lab. The handsome visual charts the erosion…

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Fashion Bloggers: The New Elite

Wednesday, May 12th, 2010 By Emily Bazalgette

My involvement in fashion extends to a fairly regular post-work inspection of the Topshop shoe section (oh, the perils of working two minutes from the flagship store). While my fashion ‘insider’ status might need some work, writing from a comms perspective, the emergence of fashion blogs as a…

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Hung, Drawn And Slaughtered

Friday, May 7th, 2010 By Nick Laitner

After a long, strange night and a pretty fraught morning, the most important questions from this election are yet to be decided. Yet, at the time of writing, there are a few things about which we can be reasonably certain:

Disappointment for Dave – in September 2008, one opinion poll put the…

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Engine Acquires Jam – The Social Media Unit In I-level

Thursday, May 6th, 2010 By Olenka

Engine, the UK’s largest privately owned communication group, today announces the acquisition of Jam, the social media unit in i-level.

Jam was the fastest growing part of i-level.  Managing Director, Alex Miller, Head of Strategy Jamie Kenny, Director Richard Costa-d’sa and…

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