Tuesday, 23 September 2014

Marketing Daily - Tesco in crisis: how can Dave Lewis steer the supermarket back on course? + Microsoft, Twitter and Hailo

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Marketing Daily , 23rd September 2014
Tesco in crisis: how can Dave Lewis steer the supermarket back on course?
Tesco in crisis: how can Dave Lewis steer the supermarket back on course?
Microsoft: Virtual assistants will help link consumers to brands
Microsoft: Virtual assistants will help link consumers to brands
Anonymity and anarchy: the power of Twitter parody accounts
Anonymity and anarchy: the power of Twitter parody accounts
The five trends driving Diageo's luxury marketing
The five trends driving Diageo's luxury marketing
Hailo names Microsoft consumer apps brand chief as global CMO
Hailo names Microsoft consumer apps brand chief as global CMO
Unilever and Government join forces to improve life in developing countries
Unilever and Government join forces to improve life in developing countries
Waitrose, Starbucks and Cadbury among first advertisers on Instagram
Waitrose, Starbucks and Cadbury among first advertisers on Instagram
To pay or not to pay: major survey reveals what bloggers expect from brands
To pay or not to pay: major survey reveals what bloggers expect from brands
Sony's PlayStation TV game and movie-streaming set-top box to go on sale in November
Sony's PlayStation TV game and movie-streaming set-top box to go on sale in November
Grey Goose vodka and Virgin Galactic partnership takes flight
Grey Goose vodka and Virgin Galactic partnership takes flight
Ban makers of sports drinks from sponsorship, study says
Ban makers of sports drinks from sponsorship, study says
Apple is consumer darling with "record" iPhone 6 sales - but is the record meaningless?
Apple is consumer darling with
Budweiser tugs at the heartstrings in drink-driving ad featuring a four-legged friend
Budweiser tugs at the heartstrings in drink-driving ad featuring a four-legged friend
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