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It's not just the size, design matters too

18 Dec 2006 | by by Neville Brody

Four weeks after the launch of the new-look Times, Neville Brody, founder of Research Studios, explains why it is vital for publishers to get the look right when they move into a new compact format.

Thinking outside the Christmas box

15 Dec 2006

Think outside the Christmas box - there is too much cynical money grabbing from brands and not enough brand building in the season of good will, says Justin Foxton of CommentUK.

Life in the fast stream

07 Dec 2006

Sports fans will be in the vanguard for driving sports content online in 2007, predicts Ardi Kolah.

Taking retail therapy just one step further

24 Nov 2006

More and more brands are showing the insight to create a stronger relationship with their customers or with potential customers by actually changing the look and feel of the retail space that consumers inhabit into what has been dubbed 'being spaces', writes Nigel Collett, design director at RPA.

Keeping it in the family - the way forward in the new mediascape

23 Nov 2006

The subject of who is best placed to develop a brand's strategy has been in the news in the last couple of months -- it's an old argument that bubbles from time to time, writes Simon Bolton, global CEO of branding consulatancy Enterprise IG.

Just ask nicely

08 Nov 2006 | by by Dean Woolley

Most advertising has no manners at all. It shouts at us, it barges in without permission, it is forever tapping us on the shoulder to bore us with its life story or tell us the same lame joke over and over, write Dean Woolley.

A step closer to brandcasting

07 Nov 2006

Ofcom's relaxation of the rules on channel sponsorship, published last month, was met with the muted response expected from commercial broadcasters that favour the traditional interruption model of brand communication (radio and TV advertising) as a way of funding programmes, writes Ardi Kolah.

Rise of the new premium 'pukka consumer'

07 Nov 2006

The news in the past few weeks has been full of green taxes, Ken Livingstone threatening to raise the congestion charge for gas guzzlers and local councils promising to double parking charges for cars with high emissions, writes Clive Cooper of Your Future.

Word of mouth gets good results if it follows some simple rules...

05 Oct 2006

There's such a plethora of comment about word of mouth at the moment and following the reams of coverage and debate on the topic, it is fascinating to witness the "evolution" of the oldest advertising medium known to man, writes Justin Foxton.

A bluffers guide to social media?

28 Sep 2006 | by by Antony Mayfield

Are you clear on exactly what social media is? Antony Mayfield, head of content and social media at Spannerworks explains.

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