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The human touch to self-service

The human touch to self-service

Automation technology and self-service kiosks are familiar sights at global airports, but as Sally Alington, managing director, Blackjack Promotions argues, striking the right balance between technical wizardry and the human touch is essential to benefit customers and brands alike.  “In the last few years, we’ve seen some amazing advances in…

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How the accessories sector can maintain momentum in 2015 and beyond

How the accessories sector can maintain momentum in 2015 and beyond

Despite the latest IMRG update stating that online sales are down, the accessories sector constantly outperforms the total e-tail market. Kevin Sparks commercial director at Fact-Finder considers how the jewellery and accessories sector can maximise that opportunity.   Recording growth of 453% over the past…

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How to get the most from programmatic video

How to get the most from programmatic video

Despite the advantages it offers over traditional media buying, automated digital video advertising remains a mystery to many marketers. Guy Yalif, vice president global marketing at BrightRoll reveals how advertisers can get the most from programmatic video. Programmatic buying is arguably one of the biggest…

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EMC uses geotargeting and motion capture for Frankfurt Airport installation

EMC uses geotargeting and motion capture for Frankfurt Airport installation

Cloud computing specialist EMC Corporation has launched an industry-first integrated mobile and out-of-home (OOH) campaign, exclusively in Frankfurt airport. For the first time, mobile geo-targeting technologies are being used to drive consumers to a state-of-the-art motion capture and projection installation in the airport. Named the…

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Online video: It’s all coming together

Online video: It’s all coming together

It’s prime time for online video advertising to come of age and this is, in no small part, thanks to the huge growth currently taking place in programmatic spend, which is expected to rise by 40% in the UK during 2015. Around 20% of this…

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Entering the Bacardi Triangle

Entering the Bacardi Triangle

Long associated with music and entertainment, premium rum brand Bacardi took this to a new level recently with the help of global event and brand experience outfit Broadwick Live. The campaign – Barcardi’s most successful earned-media campaign to date – featured at its core a…

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Media and entertainment group buys into Broadwick Live

Media and entertainment group buys into Broadwick Live

Global Entertainment, the content creation arm of Global has announced a major investment in Broadwick Live. The festival and brand experience organiser, which runs Snowbombing and Festival No.6, and organised Bacardi Triangle, will continue to operate independently. However, it will work closely with Global Live,…

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Yahoo-owned BrightRoll eyes Asian programmatic video expansion

Yahoo-owned BrightRoll eyes Asian programmatic video expansion

Yahoo’s newly-acquired programmatic video division BrightRoll has revealed plans to move into Asia Pacific through a new data agreement. BrightRoll – bought by Yahoo for $640m late last year – has reached a deal to expand its technology infrastructure into Hong Kong with data centre company Equinix….

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How to bring seasonality to your e-commerce site

How to bring seasonality to your e-commerce site

Matching creativity to a flexible e-commerce system means you can use one-off and regular occasions to your advantage, says KEVIN SPARKS. Jewellers and watch retailers are experts at dressing their shop windows and their physical stores to attract customers and entice them to part with…

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Style or substance? Why looks matter in the digital age – part two

Style or substance? Why looks matter in the digital age – part two

It’s not just above the fold that requires style to help present substance. If we look further down the page, where the main bulk of the content lies, we can still see differing ways of approaching site design. The Guardian site strips away any superfluous design elements,…

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