21 Nov 2012
| by Catherine Becker
The key to a brand's longevity lies in trust, writes Catherine Becker, chief executive officer, AdConnection.
Missed some key industry developments? Get up to speed with our recap of the most read and shared stories across Campaign, Marketing, Media Week, PRWeek and The Wall.
16 Nov 2012
| by Toby Southgate
For many domestic and Western companies, cracking the Chinese market and getting cozy with the Chinese consumer represent the Holy Grail for business success, writes Toby Southgate, chief executive officer, UK & Ireland, The Brand Union.
The pace is not slowing, and we now have all those Christmas celebrations looming... Make sure you're on top of the latest news with our weekly digest of the most read and shared stories across Campaign, Marketing, Media Week, PRWeek and The Wall.
09 Nov 2012
| by Tim Eales
The London 2012 Olympics may have had a positive effect for some brands, but it remains to be seen if it brings long-term tangible returns, writes Tim Eales, director of strategic insight, SymphonyIRI Group.
05 Nov 2012
| by Sam Howroyd
Fast moving consumer goods are becoming a major driver of online advertising spend on the up, this week studies on Brand Republic examines some of the reasons behind this, as well as how consumers view what companies do with their data.
05 Nov 2012
| by Tim Eales
Shoppers are making savings where they can and making an effort to reduce waste, writes Tim Eales, director of strategic insight, SymphonyIRI Group.
Missed some key industry developments? Get up to speed with our recap of 10 of the most read and shared stories across Campaign, Marketing, Media Week, PRWeek and The Wall.
Apple parts company with head of retail John Browett while the Institute of Direct Marketing welcomes Mike Cornwell as chief executive, in this week's round-up of people moves across advertising, marketing, media and PR.
Advertising is not art. And nothing demonstrates this better than the respective attitudes to potential controversy. Artists have no problem confronting society's prejudices, hence for example, the book 'The Shock Of The New'.