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Media Analysis: Digital failings threaten Five

Though it is turning a profit, without a digital strategy the channel faces long-term decline. Colin Grimshaw reports.

Raymond Snoddy on media: BBC must accept its digital strategy has failed

Before we forget, it's time for a quick round of applause for Patrick Barwise, professor of marketing and management at the London Business School. Barwise has been writing wise things about the television and advertising markets for years. He never minces his words and takes a novel approach: he starts...

Interactive TV eyes mainstream

Broadcasters face a challenge convincing clients of the branding opportunities offered by iTV, writes Colin Grimshaw.

BARB back in the firing line

The audience measurement system must respond to demands for more detailed and integrated data.

The download gold rush

Brands are falling over themselves to get into paid-for music downloading. Is there room for all, asks Mark Sweney.

Brand Health Check: Egg

Online finance brand Egg was once hailed as innovative and fresh. But rivals have latched on to the consumer benefits of internet banking and nullified its USP, reports Ben Bold.

Media Spotlight: Can opportunistic Google find a strategic vision?

What obstacles to growth is Google likely to expect after its float, Alasdair Reid asks.

Online growth is good but there is still work to be done

LONDON - All the good news about online ad growth obscures the real issue of why its share of the market does not match its share of media consumption, writes Damian Burns, head of digital media at Zed Media .

News Analysis: Car makers find value in the web

Marques are responding to consumers' desire to research their purchases on the internet, writes Deborah Bonello

Zip TV won't make a silk purse out of interactive TV ads

It's usually easy to spot a turkey. England in penalty shoot-outs, Oasis at Glastonbury, Ross Kemp in soldier dramas. No confusion in my mind, they're all painfully bad, writes Ian Darby .


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