Streaming and video downloads set to overtake DVD usage in UK; Elgin Marbles campaigners launch provocative outdoor ad in London; Philip Green slams 'trial by media'
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Video streaming sites such as Netflix and Amazon Prime will be more popular in the UK than buying and renting DVDs for the first time, according to new research.
Marketers across a range of sectors, from charities to banking, came together to conjure up some ideas for the way the future of Transport for London's customer experience might look under their stewardship.... read more
As adspend rises and competition increases, Carla Burgess, digital director of Cream UK, says to be sucessful brands must understand some key consumer trends.
PlayStation is taking over an ad break during Channel 4's Gogglebox tonight and invites viewers to tweet in with answers to a game to be in with a chance of winning prizes.
Sainsbury's and Morrisons released financial results this week, and each has reason for cautious optimism. They have found two different ways to keep winning in difficult times, says brand consultant and... read more
The owner of the Daily Express, OK! and The Health Lottery claims its online content is twice as likely to reach its target audience than the average website after commissioning independent research from... read more
Trinity Mirror's "ambitious" and "bold" decision to launch The New Day in a declining print market was not backed up with enough resources and suffered from a lack of digital engagement, media agencies... read more
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