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Watch: behind Westfield's virtual reality shopping pop-up Future Fashion 16 April 15, Helen Hoddinott Westfield created an immersive pop-up shopping experience in its London sites, designed to show people how virtual reality (VR ) and other technology might start to change the shopping experience. 16 April 15 The Daily Poke: Haute car-ture For 67 years, the Land Rover Defender has been the vehicle that's kept stick-in-the-mud... read more 16 April 15 The Grand National on social media: brands fail to make an impact With viewing figures peaking at 8.8m, The Grand National claimed a 60.3% share of last Saturday's... read more 16 April 15 Brew-ha-ha Apparently there's some sort of election approaching. You've probably heard about it because... read more 16 April 15 Reaction to F8 2015 Facebook's F8 developer conference delivered several interesting announcements this year... read more 16 April 15 Awakening technology – why thinking digital first is the key to success Technology is completely integrated with modern day life and brands need to take advantage... read more More digital news Blow Ltd app offers beauty on delivery 16 April 15, Shona Ghosh Beauty brand Blow Ltd has launched an app offering makeovers on demand anywhere in central London. Wearables can help marketers predict the future - but should they? 16 April 15, Simon Farthing There's plenty of discussion on the brave new world wearable devices offers marketers, writes Simon Farthing, head of consultancy at data science consultancy Profusion. Trending: The post-digital revolution 16 April 15, Jonathan Harman, Royal Mail MarketReach Retargeting customers with abandoned online shopping baskets, choosing delivery time for a parcel via an app and analysing valuable data using barcodes are all within reach as mail becomes programmatic Tech viewpoint on rich media 16 April 15, James Booth Digital Designer £30000 - £35000 per annum The Great & The Good, London Promotions & Partnerships Manager £40k + excellent benefits package Chessington World of Adventures, Chessington, London (Greater) Brand Manager Competitive salary + excellent benefits package Chessington World of Adventures, Chessington, London (Greater) group account director > AMBITIOUS BOUTIQUE to £75k + bens collectivo, London (Central), London (Greater) Studio Planner £30000 - £40000 per annum + T2P Stopgap, London Employee Engagement Director up to £80k Corporate Communications Recruitment, London (West), London (Greater) Account Manager salary dependent on experience Brand Recruitment, Milton Keynes Group Account Director (Corporate Communications) circa £80k Corporate Communications Recruitment, London (Central), London (Greater) Account Manager up to £45k Corporate Communications Recruitment, London (Central), London (Greater) Digital Project Manager (senior) circa £55k Corporate Communications Recruitment, London (Central), London (Greater) / London (West), London (Greater) See all jobs

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