| | Daily Mail launches Indian version of Mail Online | @gordonmacmillan | 18 January 2012, 2:11PM | There appears to be no stopping the Daily Mail online. It looks to be planning world domination of the English speaking world as it takes the wraps off of an Indian version of the Mail Online. | | | | | The Second Screen - marketing's biggest fad | Mike Spicer | 18 January 2012, 10:11AM | There has been a lot of talk lately about the much vaunted 'second screen'. It amazes me there can be so much discussion about engaging people through it, when many can't even decide what 'it' is. Is it the TV, or is it the laptop/smartphone? For me, this question can't get much simpler. The TV is a passive device. | | | | | Memes and the model for a new agency | Jeremy Garner | 17 January 2012, 6:46PM | Meme: 'A self-propagating unit of social imitation; something that people repeat and pass along'. Or, 'Memes replicate data. And just as genes replicate genetic data, memes replicate cultural ideas'. Or, 'lolcats'. However you describe them, everyone loves a good meme. And, since the term was popularised by Richard Dawkins in his 1976 book 'The selfish gene', advertising has been responsible for generating many well-known examples. (Here's one, oops sorry?no, two examples (in one): 'Will it blend?' for Blendtec.) And with the connectedness and social media channels offered by the web for brands to spread and share content, you would have thought that conditions were perfect for many more… | | | | | | | #Concordia Cruise disaster preceded by pre-planned Facebook stunt | @gordonmacmillan | 17 January 2012, 10:12AM | The Daily Telegraph is reporting that the Italian Concordia cruise ship disaster, which claimed six lives, was preceded by a pre-planned stunt advertised on Facebook. The paper says the ship sailed perilously close to the coast of Giglio so that the ship’s head waiter could salute his family on land. | | | Twitter's look on the 2012 Golden Globes [Infographic] | Polly Becker | 17 January 2012, 9:49AM | While Ricky Gervais did not gnaw off the hand that feeds him at the Golden Globes this year the event did rack up a lot of attention and a great deal of that on Twitter as Meryl Streep picked up an award for ‘The Iron Lady’ and Kate Winslet one for HBO’s ‘Mildred Pierce’. | | | | | Latest jobs | | Product Manager | Recruiter BOSSA STUDIOS LTD | Salary Competitive | Location Shoreditch, London | | | | Marketing Director | Recruiter Magnuson Hotels | Salary £50,000 - £59,999 annual | Location South West London | | | | | |
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