Are UK brands leading the charge in digital marketing innovation? The Marketing Society Forum
23 May 2012
Twitter UK chief Tony Wang has said that British companies are setting the bar for digital campaigns.
The role of the brand manager has changed beyond recognition; today's practitioners are more akin to magazine editors, writes Alan Mitchell.
Twitter UK chief Tony Wang has said that British companies are setting the bar for digital campaigns.
The Marketing Design Awards 2012, which launch today, have been refreshed, with new categories introduced and a judging panel of key industry figures drawn from the marketing, design and branding sectors.
Apple has extended its lead at the top of Millward Brown's annual ranking of the top 100 most valuable global brands, while UK brands including Tesco and O2 have slipped down the table.
A state-owned Chinese group, Bright Food, has bought a 60% stake in cereal company Weetabix.
Recession or no recession, the industry's most powerful marketers never sit still. But what are the characteristics of those at the top of the power tree?
Marketing unveils the definitive guide to the UK's most powerful marketers.
UK brands are 'leading the charge' in the way they use Twitter's ad products, according to Tony Wang, the social-media platform's UK boss.
To mark the publication of their book Velocity, Nicola Clark talks to Nike's Stefan Olander and AKQA founder Ajaz Ahmed about how marketers can drive the innovation agenda in the digital age.
Lord Mandelson has confirmed that his consultancy Global Counsel is to advise a company accused of illegal logging.