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August 03, 2017
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Sky launches four-tier loyalty scheme
Sky launches four-tier loyalty scheme

Omar Oakes

Sky has officially launched a loyalty scheme to reward long-term users of its TV services as it faces stiffening competition from over-the-top providers Netflix and Amazon.

Tech
Why, if you visit Brainlabs, you'll be welcomed at reception by Pepper the robot
Why, if you visit Brainlabs, you'll be welcomed at reception by Pepper the robot

Daniel Gilbert

The connotations of the digital media agency's latest recruit should be viewed as a positive for humans not a negative, writes Brainlabs' chief executive

Advertising
It's a strange but great time to be a creative
It's a strange but great time to be a creative

Ana Balarin

We may not be churning exquisitely crafted long copy ads, but we can build statues that start worldwide conversations.

Marketing
The top five most politically incorrect ads from China
The top five most politically incorrect ads from China

Rick Boost

There are corners of the world where advertising, even by global brands, seems stuck in an era where wives are compared to used cars.

Media
Radio's record reach is good for brands seeking mass appeal
Radio's record reach is good for brands seeking mass appeal

Siobhan Kenny

Today's Rajar figures are good news for advertisers that want mass reach at a time of increasing media fragmentation, says Siobhan Kenny of Radiocentre.

 

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