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NBA gets serious about cracking UK
The National Basketball Association (NBA) is one of the world's biggest and most respected sports organisations, but can it finally build the brand in the UK this year?
Brand barometer: Volkswagen Polo viral campaign reviewed
Unruly evaluates the latest viral campaign from Volkswagen, with "ones to watch" from Hovis, T-Mobile and SureMen
The changing face of music tie-ups
The proliferation of digital music has led big brands to shift toward collaborations with music artists across a variety of platforms
Brand barometer: Network Rail viral campaign reviewed
Goviral evaluates the latest viral campaign from Network Rail, with "ones to watch" from Samsung, Popchips and Call of Duty.
The truth about lying on your CV
Former Yahoo! chief Scott Thompson denied lying on his CV, but the story is a reminder of the danger of 'embellishing' credentials as social media transforms recruitment
Sector Insight: betting shops
Gaming machines are improving the odds for growth in a stagnating market.
Brand barometer: Top five Premier League football clubs, which one is most prominent online?
Manchester United is the most prominent, followed by Tottenham Hotspur
Brand barometer: Nivea viral campaign reviewed
Goviral evaluates the latest viral campaign from Nivea, with "ones to watch" from Bing, Range Rover and Virgin Media.
When social media turns bad: dealing with negative comments
The avenues for instant feedback afforded by social networks often result in a stream of negative comments from consumers, but how should marketers react?
Brand barometer: TNT viral campaign reviewed
Unruly evaluates the latest viral campaign from TNT, with "ones to watch" from Tippex, Peugeot and Barclays
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