Sir Stuart Rose: I'm going mobile
23 Dec 2011 | by Andrew McCormick
Former M&S chief executive Sir Stuart Rose tells Andrew McCormick why he is banking on mobile.
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Last year was a great 12 months for online video and 2012 looks like being even better, writes Dara Nasr, industry head of display for YouTube UK.
Former M&S chief executive Sir Stuart Rose tells Andrew McCormick why he is banking on mobile.
If marketers put enough thought and creativity into it, branded content is a highly effective driver of sales for companies that know their market, says Trevor Clawson.
Modern retailers need to get to grips with data to respond to the current and future needs of their customers, write Tim Watson, strategy director at Ogilvy Action, and Richard Matthews, head of customer insight at Logica.
Despite the continued rise of ecommerce, a large number of British consumers are braving the traffic, crowds and cold to shop on the high street.
It has never been easier to find out how people talk about brands, write Caroline O'Donoghue, account manager at Brandwatch and Andrew Blakeley, social strategist at DDB.
LoveFilm has struck a content deal with Sony Pictures Television, as it bolsters its defence against rival Netflix, which plans to launch in the UK next year.
The major ad servers handle hundreds of billions of impressions, providing an invaluable resource in discovering what's working for digital advertisers, writes Ariel Geifman, principal research analyst, MediaMind.
Social video sharing has experienced massive growth over the past five years, as shown by the 'Viral Spiral' infographic created by social video specialist Unruly.
The UK operation of Paris-based ad tech and data specialist Weborama has entered in a joint venture with online network and payments company Hi-Media.