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Think BR: Brands need to wise up fast to how they look on tablets

Trowsing (tablet browsing) is on the up, and firms need to factor it into their 2013 digital strategies, writes Eric Feinberg, senior director of mobile, ForeSee.

Think BR: Redefining ability

With the Paralympics now well under way isn't it time we looked again at our definition of ability, asks Dave Cox, technical partner, Lean Mean Fighting Machine.

Now is the time to capitalise on London's digital potential, says Boris

With the London mayoral elections just over a week away, current mayor Boris Johnson makes his pitch to London's digital business community with start-up funding, a multimillion pound broadband pledge and a new proposal for promoting Tech City.

Think BR: It takes two to tango

The UK leads the world in online advertising but the marketplace and the technology behind it are changing fast, writes the IAB's Guy Phillipson.

Online adspend hits £2.3bn as entertainment drives growth

Online advertising enjoyed double-digit year-on-year growth in the first half of 2011, fuelled by a surge in online video advertising and new ad formats, as the internet transforms from "an information to entertainment channel".

Google: an acquisition timeline, 2004...present

From Picasa in 2004 to Motorola in 2011, Google is no stranger to putting its hand in its pocket for large and small deals.

View from the Valley: Ownership, not money, makes the Valley go round

Most people head to the Valley in search of more than just cash, writes AdGent Digital's Cameron Yuill.

FACT: Multi-channel customers are more profitable!

Best-in-class companies, such as Travelocity, which acquired lastminute.com in 2005, are maximising their multi-channel marketing efforts and are seeing their customers spending 30% to 50% more than their single-channel counterparts*.

AOL's Kate Burns joins Addictive as non-exec

Senior vice-president of AOL Europe Kate Burns is joining Addictive Interactive as a non-executive board director.

How long can the UK dominate the European digital landscape?

IAB Europe research shows the UK and Germany standing out as the market leaders across the continent, but is it possible for the other nations to narrow the gap?


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