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Helen Edwards: The importance of thinking inside the box

. - Since publication, Professor Barwise has written: 'The problem comes when advertising people go beyond ...

Helen Edwards: TripAdvisor and the beginning of the end for UGC

, harnessed for both commercial gain and public good. In its heyday - around now - TripAdvisor would influence ...

Helen Edwards: When bad press comes good

Publicity , researchers showed that when massive bad-news coverage hits a brand, two opposing forces come ... withdraw from purchase. Yet the publicity opens up, in a much more general sense, awareness that the brand ... for the RBS banking group, which recently contrived to run aground on the rocks of public opinion ...

Editor's comment: Olympics sponsor brands must take some blame for bad press

stand up and promote the benefit of their sponsorship, the public will remain in blissful ignorance ...

Think BR: There's more to live-event sponsorship than music festivals

Marketers have enjoyed a long and fruitful love affair with music festivals but if you're looking

'Flawsome' brands will win battle for consumers' hearts

to hide errors. People do not differentiate between companies' public and private faces, meaning it has ...

Think BR: London 2012 - less desirable than an Oxo cube?

of fried chicken. But perhaps the London 2012 brand has helped get the UK public enthusiastic ...

 

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