The Big Digital Debate: The Panel
24 Nov 2010
Brands including Burger King, Sony Ericsson and Facebook were represented on the debate panel, here...Burger King in 2006. David Hilton, marketing director, Sony Ericsson UK Ireland David has led ...
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The Big Digital Debate: How to create value from digital
02 Dec 2010 | by Noelle McElhatton
digital replacing traditional media. Not even Sony Ericsson s marketing director, David Hilton, who wants ...
Content is King
15 Oct 2010 | by Hugh Burrows, Que Pasa Communications
did ten years ago. Check out Sony Ericsson's Pocket TV. This began life in spring 2009 as a ...
The Big Media Debate: why it's time for a new approach
03 Jun 2010
billings for clients such as Sony and Camelot. Williams chairs the IPA Media Futures Group. Live report ...
The World's Leading Independent Agencies 2010: Engine
16 Apr 2010
line-up by playing the Fantasy Festival game we created for Sony. By linking with Last FM, the game ...
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