Virtual unreality: how brands can thrive in a world of blurred boundaries + Starbucks, Haig Club and Mobile World Congress

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Marketing Daily , 02nd March 2015

Virtual unreality: how brands can thrive in a world of blurred boundaries Rachel Barnes on the ethics of smart drugs and algorithms in our new virtual reality Data hurts: why brands must address the tyranny of the algorithm Five virtual reality products that marketers can afford to ignore The future of drugs: building a super-smart society HTC to enter virtual reality market with Vive headset Five ad trends for marketers before Mobile World Congress Samsung rival to Apple Pay to launch in the US this summer Starbucks to back social storytelling in new start up venture Superbrands top 20 features six new entrants Churchill drops Dawn French as it launches talking toy giveaway British Gas' Hive bus shelter heats up with a Twitter request Haig Club and David Beckham reinvent 1920s in Hyde Park takeover JOBS BOARD Director of Marketing and Development , Ardingly College£60,000 - £65,000 , Haywards Heath, West Sussex Marketing Manager - Learners , UCASUp to £35,000 dependent upon experience , Cheltenham, Gloucestershire. Senior Manager Brand , Comparethemarket.comCompetitive plus bonus, pension + benefits , The role is based in Peterborough, Cambridgeshire with travel to London (possibly two days per week) Communications Manager, EMEA , CFA InstituteUp to £60,000 plus bonus and benefits , London (Central), London (Greater) Retail Advertising Executive , Halfordsup-to £27,000 (Depending on experience) , Redditch, Worcestershire

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