Future TV: Telly's vision
13 May 2010 | by Adam Woods
3D is the current buzzword in TV, but the future of the goggle box doesn't end there.
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Google watch - Google quits China and buys UK's Plink
13 May 2010
While Google is watching you, we make sure we're watching Google.
Profile: Anna Rafferty, managing director, Penguin Digital
13 May 2010 | by Andrew McCormick
Penguin Digital's Anna Rafferty has brought the book publisher into the internet age by embracing the web's raison d'etre and making the art of storytelling fresh, engaging and democratic.
Masterclass: Personalised ads
13 May 2010 | by David Tiltman
The 'remarketing' feature within Google's personalised ad service has put a fresh twist on the behavioural targeting debate.
Special Report: Affiliate Marketing - Battle of the brands
13 May 2010 | by Kim Benjamin
Mobile phone operators such as Vodafone and Orange now rely on affiliate marketing to convert consumers, who are spoilt for choice in the sector, into customers.
Whatever happened to fair play?
12 May 2010 | by Suzy Bashford
LONDON - Given the recession has sparked a flurry of expensive and drawn-out agency reviews, Suzy Bashford que stions whether the moment has come to call time on the traditional pitch.
Brand Health Check: Bold
12 May 2010 | by Alex Brownsell
LONDON - The laundry detergent brand has been losing sales as P&G stablemate Daz is thriving.
Women on top
11 May 2010 | by Nicola Clark
LONDON - Glamour's second '21st Century Woman' report contains some interesting findings.
Overhyped and over here?
11 May 2010 | by Nicola Clark
LONDON - The iPad has seduced the media, but UK consumers could be a trickier proposition.
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