Think BR: Weird web culture is bigger than cheap LOLs
16 May 2012 | by Kate Miltner
There's no magic formula for going viral; you just have to know your audience and be authentic, writes Kate Miltner, lead planner, Jam.
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on opinions, ideologies and what could now be defined as the 'will of the web'. The civil service ...
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26 Apr 2012 | by John Owens
Betfair wanted to maximise its access to Manchester United's global fanbase as the club's official betting partner.
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Home Office warned against 'authoritarian tone' on web monitoring
02 Apr 2012 | by Sara Luker
The Home Office needs to make sure it does not 'strike too authoritarian a tone' on plans to monitor internet and phone use, according to one comms expert, especially so soon after criticism over the Budget and petrol issues.
Google blasts MPs' web screening proposal
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their web pages would be like asking phone companies to listen in on every call made across their ...
Traditional apps will survive alongside mobile web, says Google mobile chief
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partners to allow developers to create mobile web apps....for the lack of a store for mobile web apps, which included technology fragmentation and the lack of ...
Brand barometer: High street banks, which is most prominent on the web?
17 Feb 2012 | by Gemma Charles
RBS has the highest share of voice while 97% of conversations about insurance were related to the Young Driver Insurance offered by The Co-operative Bank
Brand barometer: Men's deodorants, which is most prominent on the web?
03 Feb 2012 | by Gemma Charles
Lynx has the highest share of voice but the 'Smell Like a Man' advertising from Procter & Gamble's Old Spice was mentioned in 60% of the conversations about the brand.
Anthony Hilton: Web culture leads to lazy journalism
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