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Wednesday 18 Apr 2018

Featured Blog article

Why did JD Wetherspoon delete its social media accounts, and was it the right marketing decision?

about 22 hours ago

News broke on Monday that UK pub chain JD Wetherspoon will be shutting down their social media accounts due to their view on the current ‘climate’ of social media and the addictive nature of the platforms.

The company, that owns nearly 900 pubs across the UK, has made the decision to deactivate all of the Facebook, Twitter and Instagram accounts of each of their establishments, as well as their head office, to dispel and discourage trolling of MPs and ethnic minorities online.

Goldman Sachs buys personal finance & budgeting app to bolster its growing retail banking business

about 19 hours ago

How Intelistyle plans to become the 'Spotify of fashion' with its AI stylist app

about 21 hours ago

Companies around the world are worried about the GDPR: study

1 day ago

Five things we learned from Mark Zuckerberg's Capitol Hill testimony

2 days ago

'Marginal gains' is dead. Long live strategic marketing.

2 days ago

A day in the life of... a head of paid media at a digital marketing agency

2 days ago

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Featured Research

Lessons from Black Friday Best Practice Guide

15 days ago

The new Lessons from Black Friday report will consider the latest trends and statistics from Black Friday 2017 and highlight the key challenges that retailers should be aware of for 2018.

Flipkart - Building Trust in Indian Ecommerce

about 3 hours ago

Headquartered in Bengaluru, India, Flipkart was founded in October 2007 by Sachin Bansal and Binny Bansal (no relation). Flipkart began its ecommerce journey retailing books online, and in June 2012, attained “unicorn” status when it was valued at US$1 billion. Since then, Flipkart has secured funding from investors such as Tiger Global, SoftBank and Morgan Stanley, including a US$1.4 billion investment from Tencent, Microsoft and eBay in April 2017.

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