Friday, 18 June 2010

Digital PM - Top digital brands, Channel 4, Martha Lane Fox, Social media recruitment

Brand Republic Digital PM Bulletin In association with Brand Republic

NEWS

First Direct: clear winner in the banking sector

British consumers recommend First Direct, Sony, Saga, 02 and Apple

By Arif Durrani, 18-Jun-10, 16:00

First Direct, Sony, Saga, 02 and Apple are among the most recommended brands across the UK, according to research published today (18 June).

Guru-Murthy: programme host

Channel 4 invites viewers to tweet on emergency budget debate

By Katherine Levy, 18-Jun-10, 16:10

Channel 4 is to use Twitter to create a national debate during Monday's live Dispatches programme on the emergency budget.

Martha Lane Fox: expanded role in efficiency drive

Government keeps Martha Lane Fox in digital role

By Daniel Farey-Jones, 18-Jun-10, 16:00

The new Government has retained Martha Lane Fox in the digital inclusion champion role she was given in June last year.

Top ten tips for social media recruitment

By Staff, 18-Jun-10, 15:50

A new report examines what companies are looking for when hiring social media talent. In short "a digital native with a mix of IT, PR, customer service, sales and marketing" skills.

ALSO IN THE NEWS

Bavaria Beer website traffic rockets after World Cup stunt

By Katherine Levy, 18-Jun-10, 11:45

Telegraph Media Group appoints first director of mobile

By Arif Durrani, 18-Jun-10, 11:46

Australian Sportsbet.com World Cup ad pulled after accusations of racism

By Staff, 18-Jun-10, 11:50

TBWA's global digital chief to depart

By Sara Kimberley, 18-Jun-10, 11:10

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