Sorrell hints at WPP’s return to UK after Budget tax cuts
Advertising giant WPP has said it is likely to switch its headquarters from Dublin back to the UK after UK chancellor George Osborne slashed corporation tax in last week’s budget.
Advertising giant WPP has said it is likely to switch its headquarters from Dublin back to the UK after UK chancellor George Osborne slashed corporation tax in last week’s budget.
Advertising giant WPP has said it is likely to switch its headquarters from Dublin back to the UK after UK chancellor George Osborne slashed corporation tax in last week’s budget.
Social media monitoring group The Meltwater Group, has bought social CRM software provider JitterJam for $6m.
Creative agencies live and die by the strength of their ideas and business savvy – so how do ensure you’ve got the right people on your side? Mark Bower, MD of Coolpink, offers 5 tips to effectively fill ‘creative’ roles within agencies.
The online video advertising market will experience its most significant growth to date this year due to advances in measurement techniques, according to a new report from Web TV Enterprise.
Last month saw Google update its search algorithms to filter out duplicate content, in a bid to produce higher quality results and combat so-called ‘content farms’. But have some good quality sites suffered as a result? Emily Hill, Managing Director of Write My Site, looks at the case of one publisher, ezinearticles.com.
Social media gaffes are all too common these days, but can be extra harmful once a brand is concerned. Tynicka Battle at ThinkTank Digital (Lady Gaga’s former digital agency of record) offers 5 tips to keep Twitter working for you, rather than against you.
Leo Burnett, part of the Publicis Groupe has bought digital agency Airlock for an undisclosed sum.
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