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12 Apr 2013 | by Matthew Chapman
International-owned The Sunday Times. Sir Martin Sorrell, the boss of WPP, is the richest adman on the list with a ...
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Is real-time marketing the future of advertising?
02 May 2013
than good PR for both parties. WPP s Sir Martin Sorrell has already been assured the deal represents a ...
School Reports 2013: Adam & Eve/DDB
08 Apr 2013
prompted their former nemesis, Sir Martin Sorrell, to express admiration for their success. So what did ...
School Reports 2013: AKQA
08 Apr 2013
of on-and-off talks with various suitors, the digital agency finally sold to Sir Martin Sorrell s WPP ...
A landmark moment for mobile marketing
28 Mar 2013
do with standing room at the back. Sir Martin Sorrell made sure he had a front-row seat. All had ...
Is Sir Martin Sorrell right about Twitter?
14 Mar 2013
The WPP boss, Sir Martin Sorrell, clearly revels in the notion that his views on Facebook and ...
Creighton maps out a new era for Mindshare
31 Jan 2013
the industry? Or maybe, more simply, confirmation of Martin Sorrell's love of exporting senior talent ...
Would leaving EU be bad for adland?
29 Jan 2013
Martin Sorrell described Cameron s speech as "a political decision, not an economic one". From the point ...
The evolution of comms planning
17 Jan 2013
Mindshare, despite the very best efforts of Sir Martin Sorrell. (Though that side of things is, of course ...
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