Why creativity in the digital age means brands are always in beta + Apple, Oculus Rift & Starbucks

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Marketing Daily , 29th March 2016

Why creativity in the digital age means brands are always in beta Creativity is a serious business: from shape-shifting cars to creating compelling content Biomimicry, neuropriming and divine living: design trends now Long and winding road: the life and death of advertising clichés The 10 best ads in Apple's 40-year history Oculus Rift VR becomes reality with launch of first consumer headset Starbucks boss says China will overtake US as its top market Minions and Star Wars licensed to sell too much junk food, say health campaigners Facebook has been interested in race in marketing since 2010 Four steps to selective excellence You are what you eat: Flora tours 'Florasaurus' dinosaur made from plants EE, British Gas and IBM on what ever-evolving customer expectations means for the future of marketing Presented by MARKETING and IBM JOBS BOARD Director of Global PR , Stopgap£305 - £380 per day + 6 Months , London European Senior Brand Manager , Stopgap£40000 - £45000 per annum + + Benefits , South East England Client Engagement Director , Bodhi ResourcingCompetitive , London (Greater) Campaign Manager Adobe , Bodhi ResourcingCompetitive , London (Greater) Senior Planning Manager , Bodhi ResourcingCompetitive , Manchetser

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