Can tax policy outweigh marketing in terms of how a brand is perceived? The Marketing Society Forum
23 Nov 2012
Tax issues have created a wave of negative publicity for Amazon, Google and Starbucks in the UK.
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A former P&G development head says 'over-managing' is 'killing the golden goose' of innovation.
Tax issues have created a wave of negative publicity for Amazon, Google and Starbucks in the UK.
Working for a chief executive that hates Facebook is a tricky situation, but clever communications management can tackle the problem, writes Will Harris.
Disenchanted, detached, demoralised. If that's your view of the next generation, you may be spending too much time with the Daily Mail.
Diageo chief marketer Andy Fennell recently urged marketers to avoid settling for 'seven out of 10'.
The ECB has dismissed some sponsors within football as 'not appropriate' for English cricket.
Ahead of IAB Engage 2012 tomorrow, and what promises to be another timely digital romp, I've been asked to share my thoughts on the evolving world of internet advertising.
"Why should news organisations work together, when we can struggle separately?," asked The Guardian's head of media, Dan Sabbagh, less than three few weeks ago.
The role of the marketing director is changing, as the business of marketing is changing, so practitioners must let go of their preconceptions and attachment to job titles, and adapt to survive.
A survey has found that brands are having to pay a premium to lure marketers from the capital.