A brand is born
07 Mar 2013
Launching the EE brand as well as a new technology was a unique challenge, Richard Huntington says.
Weve, a joint venture by the UK's biggest mobile operators, aims to capitalise on the nascent space, Arif Durrani writes.
Launching the EE brand as well as a new technology was a unique challenge, Richard Huntington says.
Thefts of Shetland ponies have been blamed on the popularity of the star of this campaign, a pony moonwalking to Fleetwood Mac.
As three networks join forces on mobile marketing proposition Weve, how will brands make use of available data, and will consumers be open to targeted messaging?
T-Mobile is the most prominent, with EE in second place.
Trevor Hardy, founder of marketing agency The Assembly, on what brands must consider when reaching out to the LGBT community.
Against the backdrop of Seoul's booming technology industry and the spreading phenomenon of 'K-pop', a confident Cheil is making concerted efforts to replicate its local successes abroad, Ian Darby writes.
A look at the performance of O2 in social media over the past four months.
The promise of rapid growth holds great appeal for brands looking to make the leap from a regional to a national presence, but this kind of expansion is not for everyone, writes Jane Bainbridge.
EE, formerly Everything Everywhere, will roll out 4G ahead of its competitors, but its Orange and T-Mobile brands are under threat, writes Lucy Jameson, chief strategy officer, Grey London.