Starbucks' pre-ordering service lands in UK, digital content, Facebook director joins Trinity Mirror board, ad blocking, Twitter's new CEO, mobile payments

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Starbucks rolls out pre-ordering smartphone service to the UK 01 October 15, Samantha Edwards Starbucks is introducing its Mobile Order & Pay service to more than 150 London stores today, to give customers the chance to skip queues and pre-order drinks and food via their mobile phones.     01 October 15 Ouch! Digital marketing research shows content is more pain than pleasure It will come as no surprise to digital marketers working at the cutting-edge of marketing that change very much comes with the territory. What is remarkable, though, is just how fast these changes are... read more   01 October 15 Ad blocking is not the end of the free-content world Advertising underpins about 90% of everything we see online. Even the sites where advertising seems to be magically absent are monetising our details to advertisers. But is the rise of ad blocking going... read more   01 October 15 Making the move to mobile payments The UK is a 'mobile nation'. Smartphones are now the nation's primary internet device according to a survey from Ofcom. According to the research, one third of British internet users see their smartphone... read more   01 October 15 The Daily Poke: Forget technology You know that feeling? When you think your phone's vibrating in your pocket, but it isn't really? That's a symptom of our increasing dependency on technology. And the demands technology... read more     Facebook's Steve Hatch to join Trinity Mirror board 01 October 15, Michelle Perrett Steve Hatch, the regional director for the UK and Ireland at Facebook, is joining the board of Trinity Mirror as a non-executive director.   Media should harness power of online video 01 October 15, YouTube's own upfront shows how it can complement TV and offer creative opportunities for agencies, Mark Howe writes.   Twitter expected to name Jack Dorsey as chief executive, say reports 01 October 15, Omar Oakes Twitter is expected to name Jack Dorsey, the company's creator and co-founder, as its new chief executive, according to reports.   Tech viewpoint on CGI 01 October 15, Mark Gallie   Because of technology, the world really is in union 01 October 15, Guy Wieynk   How many eyeballs saw the online ad? No idea... 01 October 15, Staff ...because we can't measure it properly. In a data-driven age of accountability, numbers and scale, it was this industry-wide insight from InSkin Media that provoked lively debate   David Pattison joins tech company Rezonence 01 October 15, Gurjit Degun David Pattison, the co-founder of PHD and former IPA president, is to join Rezonence as its chairman.                 Community Manager   £30k Dot-Gap, London (Central)   Campaign Manager   Flexible Direct Recruitment, London (East), London (Greater)   Strategy Director, edgy global brand consultancy, London   £70000 - £90000 per annum Gabriele Skelton, City of London   Head of Customer Campaigns   Competitive Tesco, Hertfordshire   Product Manager - Ad Serving Platforms   Competitive Tesco, London, Farringdon   Proposition & Acquisition Executive   Negotiable EE, London   Producer   Negotiable Sky, London   PR Manager, Product & Brand   Negotiable Sky, Middlesex   Digital Experience Manager   Competitive HSBC, London   Head of Brand - P&O Cruises   Competitive + pension + great benefits Carnival UK, Southampton, Hampshire               See all jobs

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