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A social media advertising stunt by Dolce & Gabbana in China in 2018 was a costly exercise for the luxury brand as it led to
A social media advertising stunt by Dolce & Gabbana in China in 2018 was a costly exercise for the luxury brand as it led to
On the 23rd of June 2016, the British people voted narrowly to leave the EU – and for the following four years the media talked
2020 has been a year of monumental change for the retail industry. Many brands have had to transform the way they operate, investing in and
Last week, some of our team were lucky enough to hear the highly entertaining and hugely erudite Bennet Brandreth speak. As well as being an
On the 25th August 2018, something incredible happened. About 800,000 people bought a pay-per-view (PPV) boxing card online and a further 15,000 venue tickets were
Helen Dunne of CorpComms met up with Dave King of Digitalis Reputation, our digital intelligence strategic partners, to discuss the role of SEO in the
On Friday May 6, 2016, a panel arranged by Kantar Media, discussed the pros and cons of Brexit from the perspective of the communications’ industry.The
The ability to develop and deliver great communications roots itself in the ability to adapt and change to the world around us. Without this, we’d
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One of my best reads of 2015 was a fantastic book by James Kerr called ‘Legacy’. The book contains Kerr’s account of his privileged access
Like many people who are blessed with 20:20 hindsight, I am much better at explaining the past than defining the future. Which is a shame
The UK General Election in May 2015 produced a result that few had expected. One of the outcomes was the virtual disappearance of the LibDems.