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So, Tumblr sells to Yahoo - what happens next?

With this acquisition, Marissa Meyer's new-look Yahoo has paid a high price for cool and in the long-term, things are far from certain, says Philip Dyte, paid social media manager at iProspect.

Arif Durrani: Google needs to change its approach to HMRC

Google is in trouble with HM Revenue and Customs and it could get ugly unless the internet giant starts to change the conversation.

Why brands now approach sports sponsorship with caution

Sports sponsorship has always had glamourous appeal - which brand doesn't want to increase its status by being linked to competitiveness, action and success? But of course for all the high octane thrill and drama often associated with sponsoring a team or individual comes the risk that should things...

Has Abercrombie & Fitch's CEO really made a 'Big, Fat, marketing mistake'?

Abercrombie & Fitch's CEO, Mike Jeffries, is currently under fire about his comments on excluding people who don't fit with the brand.

Brands need to be more original on Instagram

Celebrities are increasingly using Instagram to endorse products, but the problem is they are doing it so badly, writes Richard Alford, managing director at M&C Saatchi.

Julia Corkey: In defence of council newspapers

They are routinely dubbed 'town hall Pravdas' or publications in which 'the sun always shines.'

Steps to success at PRWeek Awards

I'm excited to be chairing the judging for this year's PRWeek Awards.

Man U plays Fergie exit to perfection

In 1986 when Alex Ferguson became Manchester United manager, the club had a value of £15m, a sum that might buy a decent midfield player today.

On the Campaign couch

Dear Jeremy, there have been a lot of new senior staff ap pointed at my agency recently, leaving us all a bit unsettled and unsure of where the character of the agency is heading. What s the best approach: team up with other members of the "old guard" and stay true to the traditional culture of the...

Here's to the non-conformists

So one of football s managerial greats has gone. Sir Alex Ferguson s era is finally over. The BBC s chief football writer, Phil McNulty, sums him up in three words : "Charismatic, explosive, contrary." It is the latter that explains his brilliance, for me. Ferguson has never acted as he was "supposed...

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