Olympics more popular than Royal Wedding or Jubilee
27 Jul 2012 | by MPG Media Contacts
Five million people intend to watch at least some of the Olympics on a mobile device, new research from MPG Media Contacts reveals.
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Online retailers already have the edge on entertainment purchases but are they catching up with the highstreet elsewhere, asks Jamie Matthews, CEO, Initials Marketing.
Five million people intend to watch at least some of the Olympics on a mobile device, new research from MPG Media Contacts reveals.
Seventy four percent of UK adults claim they won't be spending more money than usual during the Olympic and Paralympic Games, writes Sasha Birkin, associate director, Ipsos Marketing.
In the second of a four part series investigating how the nation is engaging with the Olympics, Will Youngman of GfK's Digital Market Intelligence team looks at whether sponsors have successfully communicated their link with London 2012.
Half of young adults aged 15-24 are in favour of a permanent relaxation of the Sunday trading laws, writes Sasha Birkin, associate director, Ipsos Marketing.
Why do retailers often fall at the final furlong, asks John McGiffin, SymphonyIRI Technical Services Group.
Consumer packaged goods brands must constantly re-evaluate their marketing options to ensure that their digital strategy meets the needs of online women, writes Babita Earle, digital strategy director, GfK Digital.
Brands that want to connect with teens need to provide one of three core benefits, writes Louise Couchman, research director, Firefly Millward Brown.
Only half of connected TV owners bother to connect their TV to their internet, writes Steve Evans, research director, entertainment & technology, Harris Interactive.
The weather can have a significant impact on what people buy and when they buy it, writes Tim Eales, strategic insight director, SymphonyIRI Group.