Social Media Week London 2015 - Pinterest isn’t a social media network, contactless cards, L'Oreal and IoT, addend’s robots, de-risk digital

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Why you shouldn't call Pinterest a social media platform 17 September 15, Samantha Edwards "We say we're a visual discovery tool," said Zoë Pearson, marketing manager at Pinterest at a Social Media Week London speaker session.     17 September 15 Data technology is mobilising publisher data This month, at events Dmexco in Cologne, Germany, and ATS in London, there will be a marked focus on publishers and their audience data, especially in relation to walled-data gardens like Google and Facebook... read more   17 September 15 How contactless cards encourage more spending Contactless cards are becoming an increasing popular means of payment. According to the UK Cards Association £2.5 billion was spent on contactless cards in the first half of 2015 – more than was spent... read more   17 September 15 Three tips to de-risk digital We all know the feeling. You’ve just pitched an idea to completely revolutionise your brand to the rest of the board. You’re nervous, but you know that digital cannot be ignored. You know that to compete... read more   17 September 15 The Daily Poke: Pucker up, coffee cup There are few nicer ways to start the day than with a latte on the lips. But now, there’s a way to get even more intimate with your morning brew. Shaped like a human mouth, the Kiss Lid invites coffee... read more     Connected mascara? L'Oreal explores the Internet of Things 17 September 15, Shona Ghosh L'Oreal is exploring the idea of smart make-up and conducting internal development work on the Internet of Things.   Beware of autobots - adland's robots in disguise 17 September 15, Andy Nairn What's this year's Big Idea?   Tech viewpoint on publishing's third way 17 September 15, Rowly Bourne Recently, The Sun and the Toronto Star, Canada's biggest-selling paper, announced changes to the way they aim to generate online revenues.                 Senior Planner   £34k Dot-Gap, London Central   Head of Customer Campaigns   Competitive Tesco, Hertfordshire   Product Manager - Ad Serving Platforms   Competitive Tesco, London, Farringdon   European Business Director - FMCG   £70000 - £75000 per annum The Great & The Good, West London   Proposition & Acquisition Executive   Negotiable EE, London   Social Media Manager   to £30,000 (depending on experience) Speed, Bristol (City Centre), City of Bristol   Head of Campaigns & Retail   Negotiable Sky, West London   Marketing Consultant   From £41,364 National Trust, Flexible base (York, Altrincham, Manchester, Grasmere)   Head of Marketing - Sky Vision   Negotiable Sky, West London   Head of Brand and Creative   £Competitive + 20% bonus Three, Maidenhead, Berkshire               See all jobs

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