Think BR: Hope springs eternal, but cash doesn't
11 Dec 2012 | by Bob Willott
Bob Willott ponders whether George Osborne's reliance on a new source of cash to balance his books is setting agencies a bad example.
The answer to digital disruption can't be to do more things in more channels, writes Christian Purser, head of digital strategy, M&C Saatchi Group.
Bob Willott ponders whether George Osborne's reliance on a new source of cash to balance his books is setting agencies a bad example.
Would a 45 minute slot at Mindshare's Huddle event be long enough to save newspapers, asks Brendan Judge, head of strategy, The Sun at News International.
The foundations of digital marketing are being shaken, and marketers must respond to the new 'appified' architecture, writes Tom Pepper, UK sales director, Vibrant Media.
Wednesday's Autumn Statement from the Chancellor points to a protracted period of public spending reductions. This is likely to continue until 2020.
If 2012 has been about shaping and developing a social-media strategy, then 2013 will be about throwing that out of the window and starting again.
The IPA is now helping Brazil to explore advertising effectiveness, writes Janet Hull, marketing director, IPA.
What is attribution modelling worth to your business, asks Simon McEvoy, planning director, Tangent Snowball.
A long, bracing walk through the English countryside. Always a pleasure. A long, refreshing draught of thoroughly English ale. Always a pleasure, too.
In a recent piece of informal research - look, I asked a few people - the discovery was made that choosing and buying a gift online can promote feelings of guilt.