Social Media Week London 2015 - real-time content and the Royal Opera House, Apple's new iPhone 6s, ad blockers, social media campaigns to watch, wearable tech

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What three things does real-time content need to succeed? 25 September 15, Samantha Edwards A panel at Social Media Week London argued for the importance of frozen content, preparing for spontaneity and predicting the future when creating real-time social content.     25 September 15 The Daily Poke: Sneaky clean Finding objects stuck in your soap is an experience generally to be avoided. But with its latest range, self-styled pop culture soap, Come Clean is rewarding customers with a miniature vinyl sneaker embedded... read more   25 September 15 Social media campaigns to watch: Burberry, Save the Children, Chanel and Twitter (Burberry) In a new monthly roundup on The Wall blog, Sara McCorquodale, senior editor at trend forecasting and analysis service WGSN, takes a look at how Burberry, Save the Children, Chanel and Twitter... read more   25 September 15 Data without borders: How the battle for friction-free advertising will be won (Thinkstock/Peter Macdiarmid) The nation loves apps. It's a fact. We've all heard the hackneyed phrase, "there's an app for that", but it happens to be true. There are now more than 1.4 million apps... read more   25 September 15 You wear it well: Engaging with consumers on wearable devices Apple unveiled its latest update to the Apple Watch this month, introducing third-party apps that can now be downloaded in isolation from the iPhone. With the recent entry of key industry players like... read more     The public reacts: queuing for Apple's new iPhone 6s 25 September 15, Helen Hoddinott, Georgina Brazier and Shona Ghosh Apple fans queuing for the new iPhone is something of an annual tradition, and this year didn't disappoint.   How the Royal Opera House uses social media to engage the newcomer and ballet buff alike 25 September 15, Samantha Edwards Chris Shipman of the Royal Opera House reveals how social media has allowed the brand to connect with its audiences, as part of a speaker session at Social Media Week London.   Who is using ad-blockers? 24 September 15, Shona Ghosh Ad-blocking, depending on what report you're reading, might cost the industry anything between $1bn and $20bn. But wildly varying cost estimates might be less useful for marketers than actually understanding... read more   Havas to buy French digital agency FullSix 24 September 15, Omar Oakes The Havas Group is in talks to buy FullSix, the independent digital shop based in Paris.   The Millennium Development Goals have been shaped by digital 'activism flash mobs' 25 September 15, Jonathan Simmons Technology is not a panacea but it has mobilised digital activism, argues Jonathan Simmons, chief experience officer of digital agency Zone.   Exterion Media offers brands 'social out of home' 25 September 15, Omar Oakes Exterion Media is opening up its digital network in London to allow brands to publish social content on to it directly.                 Client Data Strategist   £50k Dot-Gap, London (Central)   Senior Planner   £34k Dot-Gap, London Central   Head of Customer Campaigns   Competitive Tesco, Hertfordshire   Product Manager - Ad Serving Platforms   Competitive Tesco, London, Farringdon   Proposition & Acquisition Executive   Negotiable EE, London   Digital Experience Manager   Competitive HSBC, London   Head of Brand - P&O Cruises   Competitive + pension + great benefits Carnival UK, Southampton, Hampshire   Innovation Delivery Manager x 2   Up to £35,000 p.a. + excellent benefits Cancer Research UK, London   Internal Communications Business Partner   Negotiable Sky, Middlesex   Campaign Project Manager   Negotiable Sky, London               See all jobs

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