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2015 General Election won't be the 'social election', says YouGov founder 2015 General Election won't be the 'social election', says YouGov founder
24 March 15, Ben Bold
YouGov founder Stephan Shakespeare has said social media and its exploitation by political parties lacks the necessary sophistication to sway votes in the 2015 General Election, while sharing his hunch... read more
25 March 15
The Daily Poke: A whisky that speaks to you

When your whiskey starts sending you messages, you might think it's time to ease off...

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25 March 15
Digital spotlight: Kids Read Mean Tweets

A recent campaign from The Canadian Safe School Network mimicked US talkshow host's Jimmy...

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25 March 15
How both brands and employees can benefit from online advocacy

For most organisations, regardless of their size, social media engagement has become a fundamental...

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25 March 15
How the cool digital generation connects with the world's oldest advertising medium

You might think that if advertisers are going to break through to young, cool and fashionable...

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Oreo ad ban 'not a threat' to brands, says YouTube stars boss Oreo ad ban 'not a threat' to brands, says YouTube stars boss
25 March 15, Shona Ghosh
Brands working with YouTube stars on product placement or endorsement should not see ad bans on YouTube as a threat, according to the site's head of brand propositions, Derek Scobie.
How advertisers can embrace online shopping How advertisers can embrace online shopping
25 March 15, Dan Wright
One trend popping up at London's Advertising Week Europe is the emphasis brands and agencies are putting on e-commerce ads, writes Dan Wright, director at Amazon Media Group Europe.
Brands need to cultivate a new kind of love in the Tinder age Brands need to cultivate a new kind of love in the Tinder age
25 March 15, Sara Spary
Brands need to keep up with the "Tinder mentality" of the digital age and balance the need for both "deep love" and transactional "quickies".
Livestream: Unilever, Red Bull and Grazia innovators talk 'Start-up State of Mind' at 4pm Livestream: Unilever, Red Bull and Grazia innovators talk 'Start-up State of Mind' at 4pm
25 March 15,
Join us here at 4pm today for the livestream of the Marketing Ad Week Europe event on 'Innovation: Start-up State of Mind' alongside the innovators behind Unilever, Red Bull and Grazia.
Six Marketing lessons from #ThisGirlCan Six Marketing lessons from #ThisGirlCan
25 March 15, Nicola Kemp
#ThisGirlCan marks a new era of brand campaigning, writes Nicola Kemp.
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