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Is Snapchat's advertising strategy going to fly?
Jonathan Harrison
04 November 2014, 11:05AM

Snapchat sitting at the top of the iTunes free app chartIn the month of all things ghosts and ghouls, users of social network Snapchat would have seen something particularly shocking in their feeds last week, the first advertisement to appear in the app.

The dawn of the post lad-mag era
Tamara Jacobs
04 November 2014, 10:34AM

Millennial man by Alex Torres:FlickrThe publisher landscape is constantly evolving and none more so than the 'lads mag' market targeting young British males. Over the last couple of years we have seen the demise of print magazines such as Nuts and Maxim, and this summer Loaded dropped the scantily clad women from its covers in a bid to evolve and save dwindling readership figures.

Adidas and The All Blacks aim for Xmas market with innovative new kit launch
Chris J Reed
03 November 2014, 11:00PM

All Blacks shirtThe World Champion Rugby team the New Zealand All Blacks have transformed the thinking of the way that a new strip is launched to the public. Just as they lead the world in rugby so they are leading the world in marketing.

Is Taco Bell the savviest brand on social media?
Vishal Mehra
03 November 2014, 1:50PM

Taco BellOn my commute back from office last night, I noticed few odd and alarming tweets. Allow me to quickly present my case:

Bridget Carey, from CNET was tweeting in ALL CAPS! And Nilay Patel had this to say. Taco Bell story? Some die-hards were flipping out.

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