US election campaigns
15 Nov 2012
What did the industry learn from the Twitter election, Alasdair Reid asks.
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Marketers must prepare for stricter regulations covering data privacy following the publication of draft reforms.
What did the industry learn from the Twitter election, Alasdair Reid asks.
Big Bird won't get a vote when US citizens go to the polls on 6 November, but his presence has loomed unexpectedly large over a Presidential campaign brought to life through millions of tweets, YouTube videos, blog posts and status updates.
Official and funded by Super PACs (political action committees)
Heineken is the most prominent, followed by Molson Coors' Carling.
Save the Children is the most prominent, with NSPCC, Barnardo's and UNICEF UK closely behind.
A look at the performance of Change4Life in social media over the past four months
RBS has the highest share of voice while 97% of conversations about insurance were related to the Young Driver Insurance offered by The Co-operative Bank
As the May deadline for cookie compliance approaches, Rachel Barnes asks, what must marketers do?
LONDON - Last week, the government published its 'Digital Britain' report. This set out a wide-ranging strategy that it is hoped will help lift Britain out of recession and leave it prepared for a technological 'big bang'. The ambition is laudable, but getting the message across to the public poses...