Tuesday, 11 October 2016

Aviva's brand director on how to earn trust + latest from Google, Amazon's Alexa & Facebook's Workplace

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October 11, 2016
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Aviva's brand director on how to earn trust
Aviva's brand director on how to earn trust

Jan Gooding

Marketers have a duty to make sure the brands entrusted to their care remain in robust health, explains the group brand director at Aviva.

Why there is never sleep for marketers
Why there is never sleep for marketers

Helen Edwards

Premier Inn is the latest advertiser to find that having a point of difference is not enough for consumers

How Google will own the ecosystem
How Google will own the ecosystem

Ben Rickard

Many observers have suggested that the tech giants would soon start fighting against each other, and last week it was Google's turn to take off the gloves, writes Ben Rickard, head of mobile, MEC global solutions and EMEA.

Amazon's Alexa offers up Jamie Oliver recipes
Amazon's Alexa offers up Jamie Oliver recipes

Shona Ghosh

The Jamie Oliver Group has cooked up a new skill for Amazon's Alexa assistant, making it easier to find recipes using voice commands.

Facebook launches its email killer Workplace
Facebook launches its email killer Workplace

Shona Ghosh

Facebook has tweaked and rebranded its business offering, going head-to-head with enterprise software tools such as Microsoft's Yammer and Slack.

Samsung asks Note 7 owners to switch off devices
Samsung asks Note 7 owners to switch off devices

Shona Ghosh

Samsung has halted all sales of the Note 7 and asked existing owners to "power down" their devices, after continued reports that the phones catch fire.

Behind the scenes in Campaign & Ocean's digital creative out-of-home judging room
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Behind the scenes in Campaign & Ocean's digital creative out-of-home judging room

Georgina Brazier

The winners will be revealed on October 13 but we couldn't wait until then to find out what the judges thought of entries to this year's contest.

Be useful, be entertaining: native advertising's golden rules
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Be useful, be entertaining: native advertising's golden rules

Andrew Mole, Platform360

Bespoke native advertising offers audiences practical, enjoyable and informative content - and drives great results for brands willing to invest. So how does this approach work best, and where does it belong in the future of digital marketing?

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