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Marketing Guru on... keeping ahead of the youngsters
Senior practitioners should not be cowed by the idea that marketing is a young person's game, says Will Harris. On the contrary, their hard-earned experience could place them in a stronger position.
What marketers can learn from Barbie
What Barbie boasts in beauty, she lacks in social responsibility. If the campaign for a bald version of the doll tells us anything, writes Nicola Clark, it is that marketers cannot hide from consumer ...
Mind the generation gap
Nicola Clark looks at the growing generation gap in the industry and asks whether marketers are at risk of falling behind the curve when it comes to reaching potentially lucrative younger audiences.
Helen Edwards on Branding: Blurred visionaries
Too many marketers are hiding behind grand statements that actually mean little to consumers.
Andrew Walmsley's 12 digital predictions for 2011: did they come true?
The pace of change is relentless as digital transforms consumers' lives, and not always for the better.
Is there a silver lining for brands in the fallout from the euro crisis?
If your portfolio of brands is exposed to the volatility of the so-called 'basket-case' economies of Europe, you are probably drawing up contingency plans, preparing for the worst.
Editor's Comment: China: the next marketing power
Growth. China. Two words that appear so often in the same sentence they are practically synonymous. China has more than proven itself as a manufacturer. But as a marketer? Until very recently, the ave...
Andrew Walmsley on Digital: The future of brainpower
When technological developments outpace us, we have to be ready to deal with the consequences.
Editor's Comment: Fresh blood for post-Jobs Apple
After a suitable period of mourning for its deceased leader, Apple is back to reality.
Andrew Walmsley on Digital: 3D print's revolutionary effect
The world of manufacturing is set to be turned on its head by more powerful and cheaper 3D printers.
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