Think BR: The 12 best books about advertising
14 Dec 2012 | by Paul Feldwick
What are the best dozen books about advertising and advertising research, asks Paul Feldwick, writing on behalf of Credos.
'It won't work here' is a familiar phrase to all of us who are involved in global campaigns, writes Eleanor Thornton-Firkin, director, Ipsos ASI.
What are the best dozen books about advertising and advertising research, asks Paul Feldwick, writing on behalf of Credos.
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if we get it right, mobile customer relationship marketing offers an open door to the always on consumer, writes Gavin Wheeler, chief executive officer, WDMP.
With events like the Jubilee and OIympics, this has been a big year for Britain, writes Deborah McCrudden, managing director, Ipsos ASI.
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