My Month: Marc Mathieu, Unilever
01 Apr 2013 | by Marc Mathieu
Unilever's senior vice-president of marketing on how the democratisation of marketing has taken power from brands and handed it to the consumer.
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Coming back from a two-week family holiday in a Wi-Fi-free and telephone-signal-challenged wilderness, it's a relief to overcome the separation anxiety I've felt from the outside world and be reconnected with all the digital tools that help me keep in touch.
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