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Owen on digital media: Leave the big dumb agencies by makingpoverty your friend
Digital budgets are never enough. Ask any agency. Like most, we also tend to believe the grass is greener on the other side of the fence. Or, more accurately, the other side of the pond. This, we tell...
Griffiths on mobile: Improving customer experience is key formobile TV to take off
Having reviewed the options for mobile TV last month, I was intrigued by a white paper from Ovum a few days after my copy deadline on the same subject.
Direct Stats
This month - Conversion rates for paid search are only just higher than those for organic. Danielle Long reports.
Digital direct: Personalising emails helps marketers to win newcustomers
I was chatting to the head of a digital agency whose clients include some of the most sophisticated email marketers in the land. One nugget stuck out: despite the wealth of information available, he f...
Performance index
The Revolution Keynote Performance Index measures the performance of 20 representative sites from across the digital economy in terms of speed of loading and site availability.
Gaffney on America: Surfing USA: why it's time the politicians gotthe internet bug
You Brits don't get hammered on an annual basis with this twisted media event we call elections.
Analysis: Profit margins dampen digital's rise
Digital agencies are growing faster than all other marketing services sectors, yet lacklustre profit margins are letting the industry down.
Analysis: McDonald's unveils digital strategy
McDonald's is set to launch a global strategy it hopes will turn the company into the world's most innovative digital marketer. It follows the appointment last month of AKQA as its first global digita...
Vox pop: Are Google's new plans for commission any better?
Will Google's 2007 BPF programme be better received?
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