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Downing Street develops Twitter media strategy as it hands reporters exclusives
29 April 2013, 11:05AM

Seven months after joining Twitter David Cameron has almost 300,000 followers and his No 10 communications team is developing a Twitter media strategy.

Downing Street is handing Twitter exclusives news stories to favoured reporters before they are issued to the rest of the media.

Insight driven online advertising is now a given not a privilege
29 April 2013, 9:41AM

Online advertising has never been more effective for brands, and now the final barriers to reaching vast online audiences have finally been removed.

Brands want specific online engagement with consumers, so they need a very specific analysis of consumer habits on the web when planning and executing online display advertising.

How mobile is changing our travel experience
29 April 2013, 9:16AM

Travel has changed a lot from the days of the family trip and the only entertainment being "I spy" to post 9/11 and long(er) security lines. Frequent traveler or once a year family vacation - to borrow an over-used term - there's an app for that.

New media versus old: Zuckerberg takes $1 pay as Sorrell cuts his to £1.2m
29 April 2013, 8:41AM

Sir Martin Sorrell cuts pay to £1.2m as Mark Zuckerberg cuts his to $1Sir Martin Sorrell, the WPP Group chief executive, and Mark Zuckerberg, the Facebook co-founder, are represented as the two faces of media this week – that’s old media and new media – in terms of executive pay.

Facebook buy Parse to add new revenue stream
26 April 2013, 1:09PM

Facebook has bought Parse, the mobile-backend-as-a-service startup which has just raised $7m in funding, in what Techcrunch believes is an $85mdeal.

Parse is two years old, and is the brainchild of ex Google staff and Y Combinator graduates who decided to build a set of back-end tools that mobile developers could use, and allows developers to build cross-platform apps for iOS and Android.

Marketers should put strategy before everything else when it comes to content marketing
26 April 2013, 11:08AM

Content discovery is emerging as a highly significant part of the marketing mix.

Recent research found that 55% of in-house and 58% of agency respondents were planning content marketing strategies in the future and two-thirds of in-house marketers (64%) agreed that content marketing is becoming a discipline in its own right as the online space becomes more competitive than ever and brands compete to keep audience attention.

The top 25 most engaged brands on Twitter [infographic]
26 April 2013, 10:37AM

BBC News, Chelsea and Arsenal are three of the British brands among those that score the highest levels of engagement on Twitter, according to this infographic from Nestivity.

What’s interesting from the research here is that despite some brands such as @JetBlue, @AmericanExpress and @WholeFoods having more than one million followers each, they don’t generate a huge amount of engagement.

Act like water - how digital marketers can embrace technology whilst staying true to their brand
26 April 2013, 9:50AM

A river knows where it is going – weaving its way across lands, around mountains, and through valleys, and a river is also dynamic, responding to its landscape, but never losing sight of its end goal - the sea. And just like a river it is crucial that brands themselves become dynamic and fluid, sure of where they want to flow to, even if they must navigate a changing landscape to get there.

The job of journalism now is not to compete with Twitter but to coexist
25 April 2013, 5:47PM

A good read from Suzanne Moore on the Guardian on how Twitter has changed journalism.

There has been so much written about its impact this past week, some of which I touched on yesterday regarding Boston, and last month in a piece looking at ‘how Twitter won the social media battle for journalism’.

If Isaac Newton worked in a digital creative agency...
25 April 2013, 11:07AM

It’s something of a contentious point these days, but digital creative agencies are still, primarily, purveyors of truth.

It may often be dressed up in words like ‘engagement’, ‘shareable’ and ‘social’, but the strongest of their creative ideas still have a solid truism at the core.




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