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The Wall > Forget Apple's newer, bigger, thinner phones. Yesterday's announcement was all about Apple Watch

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Forget Apple's newer, bigger, thinner phones. Yesterday's announcement was all about Apple Watch
Paul Bennun
10 September 2014, 2:33PM

Apple WatchOne may legitimately scoff at the entire category of wearable computing. One may decry the hype.

It doesn't matter how well it sells — the Watch is still a fascinating piece of design, and it's worth attempting to look past the Apple Reality Distortion Field to examine what it actually is, what it actually does, and why Samsung or Google just can't do something that good — because they really can't, not for their first iteration.

Real-time bidding pros and cons for mobile
Irfon Watkins
10 September 2014, 9:14AM

smartphoneProgrammatic is the hot topic in digital advertising at the moment and tipped to be the future of media buying and selling.

With smartphone and tablet usage continuing to soar, mobile platforms will increasingly become the focus of advertiser's campaigns and, as a result, of the media buying behind them.

Why brands should take a stand against last-click attribution
Damon Combrink
09 September 2014, 2:29PM

ClickThe digital marketing ecosystem is experiencing an attribution evolution. For too long, the industry has relied on the simple metrics of last-click attribution, regardless of the ability of this approach to measure the contributing factors leading to a sale or conversion.

Do Manchester United have too many sponsors?
Chris J Reed
08 September 2014, 11:25PM

resize_then_crop_540_350Manchester United (MU) recently announced their 40th sponsor/commercial partner. Apart from the MU finance team should anyone else be happy about this? Does it work from a marketing perspective for any of the sponsors?

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