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August 14 2012
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IMEDIA UK
It's crucial you know your RTBs from your DSPs. Discover why real-time bidding is so important and why it's so simple to understand.
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March 28 2012
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IMEDIA UK
The Independent newspaper chief economic commentator, Hamish McRae, discusses what business can learn from elsewhere in the world and how we can benefit from emerging markets.
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January 17 2012
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IMEDIA UK
Will the mobile wallet sound the death knell of cash? The latest research by YouGov shows almost a quarter of people are interested in using their mobile phone instead of cash to pay for purchases.
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September 06 2011
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IMEDIA UK
Google likes video and the evidence suggests your customers do too. Combining Twitter with live video can make your film interactive, but how?
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September 06 2011
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IMEDIA UK
Finding investors in this turbulent financial times, isn't easy. Banks aren't as willing to help businesses and not everyone can pitch their ideas to Dragon's Den. This is where crowdsourcing comes into its own.
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August 23 2011
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IMEDIA UK
What does a bunny born without ears have in common with Eurotunnel? How do you prevent sceptism of your brand and lever the infectious nature of the web?
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August 16 2011
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IMEDIA UK
The digital marketing community could face stringent EU regulations if it doesn't address privacy effectively. Privacy is the canary in the internet industry coal mine. If it dies, the industry will lose a wealth of opportunity.
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Published:
August 02 2011
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IMEDIA UK
In an age of commoditisation and confusion for agencies, might a return to craft, care and bespoke solutions serve some agencies, and clients, better than the current status quo?
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July 26 2011
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IMEDIA UK
Dentsu London creative, Max Kennedy and Dentsu Japan creative director, Yasuharu Sasaki show us how butterflies can make us buy more. Plus other delights...
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July 12 2011
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IMEDIA UK
What kind of shakeup should we be expecting? Will all advertising soon be digitally created? The big players from the industry discuss the upcoming trends you need be aware of.
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July 05 2011
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IMEDIA UK
RTB is hot. If it sounds like something that makes your eyes feel heavy and your brain switch off, then it hasn't been explained to you properly. So wake up and get excited.
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June 28 2011
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IMEDIA UK
Is Twitter an ephemeral technology, consisting of mundane chat about people's personal lives? What do you need to do to tweet well? UCL digital humanities director, Dr Claire Warwick explains.
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June 21 2011
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IMEDIA UK
The futurologist Ray Hammond discusses how in 30 years, we'll all have computer chips embedded behind our ears and the unusual way we'll be buying our morning milk.
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May 17 2011
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IMEDIA UK
Loyalty can no longer be taken for granted in a world where it’s never been easier for consumers to click their way to a better deal. Do your customers care who you are? And how do you ensure devotion, despite digital?
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May 10 2011
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IMEDIA UK
Professor Christopher James explains how he connected up Top Gear presenter James May to a machine and showed him how to control it by the power of his mind alone. Pretty 'racey' stuff...
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April 26 2011
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IMEDIA UK
The Central Office of Information (COI) is the government's centre of excellence for marketing and communications. Its director of interactive services, Nick Jones, explains the acid test for getting social campaigns right.
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April 19 2011
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IMEDIA UK
Catriona Campbell, founder of Foviance and named by Tim Berners-Lee as 'one of the most influential people in digital', argues that the web is dead. Find out why...
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April 12 2011
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IMEDIA UK
Nokia global head of media strategy, Leonardo Metelli, discusses changing consumer behaviour and what he views to be the trend to watch in mobile.
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April 05 2011
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IMEDIA UK
YouTube's Bruce Daisley and Jobsite's Felix Wetzel both question Buzzman founder, Georges Mohammed-Cherif, on tough briefs, webcam games, Tippexperience 2 and speed dating.
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March 29 2011
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IMEDIA UK
Big brands can still make simple social media mistakes. Buddy Media CFO Jeff Ragovin outlines the traps that even the most famous companies are falling into and how you can avoid them.
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March 29 2011
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IMEDIA UK
Buzzman is the kind of agency that has Facebook actually calling its founder asking how its social campaigns generate so many fans! Founder Georges Mohammed-Cherif explains the method behind the madness.
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March 22 2011
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IMEDIA UK
YouTube big cheese, Bruce Daisley, discusses how brands can use online video to get the most out of their campaigns and, if you add autonomy into the mix, just how powerful they can be.
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March 15 2011
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IMEDIA UK
Coming face-to-face (or face-to-screen), with a gorgeous glamour model is every young lad's dream. Throw in the chance for a young buck to 'control' said beauty, without slipping on his saliva, and you've got engagement gold.
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February 01 2011
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IMEDIA UK
Random acts of kindness, pricing wars, group buying and a whole lot more. Why 2011 will be the year of the consumer and how you can benefit.
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January 25 2011
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IMEDIA UK
Vtravelled.com head of marketing, Claire Higgins, discusses how Virgin Atlantic tapped into its 1.5 million frequent flyers with a social offering and why digital is its own worst enemy.
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January 04 2011
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IMEDIA UK
What does the year hold for us? iMedia gazes into its crystal ball to give you a taster of what's to come this year and what you need to keep your peepers peeled for this year...
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December 07 2010
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IMEDIA UK
When you think of a website being badly designed, you don't expect it to be intentional. But dark patterns are different, they're not mistakes. They are carefully crafted designs with a solid understanding of how to manipulate users.
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November 30 2010
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IMEDIA UK
What ads do you remember? It's not all about CTRs, says Google's Benjamin Faes. Creativity and technology can combine to make a far deeper emotional connection with your customer.
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November 23 2010
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IMEDIA UK
What would a tree say if it could talk? 'Get these squirrels off me'? Agency Happiness Brussels is broadcasting a particular tree's 'thoughts' through social media to spark the imagination.
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November 16 2010
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IMEDIA UK
Lonely Planet global online director, Kelly Brough, explains how technology is changing the way people travel and the impact that simple gestures of goodwill can have on your brand and bottom line.
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November 16 2010
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IMEDIA UK
E-commerce, as it currently stands, needs search to work. This is why retailers spend so much on paid search and SEO strategies. But 'optimising' a website means making it easier to find for all customers, no matter where in the world they are.
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November 09 2010
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IMEDIA UK
Metro.co.uk gives away its content but is cashing in on apps. The newspaper's digital director, Jamie Walters, gives us the lowdown on why apps are so important for publishers, what digital initiatives the Metro is planning and the pros and cons of paywalls.
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November 02 2010
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IMEDIA UK
UK Microsoft MD of consumer and online, Ashley Highfield, talks to iMedia on why technology portrayed in the film Minority Report has been developed and how marketers can tap into interactive advertising.
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October 26 2010
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IMEDIA UK
Facebook director of online operations, Colm Long, speaks to iMedia at ad:tech London 2010. With more than half of the UK population on the social networking site, Long discusses how businesses can use upcoming 'credits' to profit and engage.
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October 19 2010
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IMEDIA UK
Josh Bernoff is the co-author of bestselling book Groundswell. Bernoff, who is also president of idea development at Forrester Research, argues that your customers are the ones with the power and marketing needs to change.
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October 12 2010
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IMEDIA UK
BT chief scientist and head of BT Voice, JP Rangaswami, chats to iMedia about the future of augmented reality, adapting customer conversations online and worrying about becoming a social-media stalker.
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October 12 2010
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IMEDIA UK
Educational, social, virtual and cute. Children's game Moshi Monsters has been seeing solid growth since launching in 2008. It now has 25 million registered users and is growing by 100,000 new players every day. CMO Ed Relf discusses strategy.
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October 05 2010
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IMEDIA UK
BBC head of technology for marketing communications and audiences, Mark Kelleher, talks to iMedia about social media, Strictly Come Dancing, what advice he'd give to fellow digital marketers and what's next for the BBC online.
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September 28 2010
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IMEDIA UK
iMedia catches up with Twitter's Shiva Rajaraman at ad:tech London, where he discusses the crucial dos and don'ts when using the revamped microblogging site for your business.
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September 21 2010
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IMEDIA UK
Forget DJs, the power and reach of digital is a business reality for SMEs. Discover the answers without paying a penny.
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September 14 2010
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IMEDIA UK
As online consumers are becoming more suspicious of how their data is being used, the industry faces a crisis. How does it regain trust and tackle the users who supply false information?
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August 31 2010
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IMEDIA UK
Coca Cola interactive marketing manager, Miguel Moreno, discusses how to create intimate relationships with customers, the importance of trust online and what's next digitally for the beverage giant.
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August 31 2010
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IMEDIA UK
Technology firm Dell has been a forerunner in using Twitter to highlight deals to loyal consumers. How else has it been using social strategy? iMedia speaks with Manish Mehta, VP for social media and community at Dell.
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August 10 2010
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IMEDIA UK
Just Eat, the online takeaway, has become a mouthful. It's expanded by 250 per cent in the past year alone. CMO Mat Braddy, shares some tasty tidbits about apps, social and how it's got so many Facebook fans.
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July 20 2010
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IMEDIA UK
TV and print advertising triumph over online as being more entertaining and relevant to consumers, while online ads are 'annoying' and 'ill-constructed'.
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July 13 2010
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IMEDIA UK
Although luxury brands aren't targeted at your average Joe, they are still keen to harnass social media. Louis Vuitton and Moët Hennessy's (LVMH) EVP, Kamel Ouadi, discusses what approach the elite are taking.
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July 06 2010
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IMEDIA UK
What's the future of apps? Alistair Crane, CEO of technology platform provider Grapple Mobile, explains how apps can help marketers improve their digital offering and his predictions for the coming year.
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June 29 2010
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IMEDIA UK
Head of innovation at PHD, John V Willshire, quoting author Jeff Jarvis, argues that Amazon is a prime model of delivering a great product without advertising.
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June 22 2010
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IMEDIA UK
People love to moan, especially through social media. How can you turn customers into fans and not militants? What's the psychology behind this social shift?
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June 15 2010
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IMEDIA UK
London 2012 Olympics head of new media, Alex Balfour, discusses with iMedia why the website for the games will be one of the biggest in the world and why the Olympics is a great opportunity for business.
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June 01 2010
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IMEDIA UK
Conveying tricky concepts through a picture while engaging your audience is a big ask, but one writer and designer David McCandless answers with ease. The Guardian journalist and author tells iMedia why information is beautiful.
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May 25 2010
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IMEDIA UK
Professor Sarah Harper, Oxford University Institute of Aging, argues that marketers need to forget the concept of age altogether and start marketing to people because of their lifestyles, which are monumentally misunderstood by the industry.
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May 18 2010
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IMEDIA UK
"There's a wave of change coming. Clients will increasingly look to do more and more themselves, because they can in a digital world," says Alternative Genius partner, Alastair Duncan. How has the relationship changed and what will the future hold?
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May 13 2010
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IMEDIA UK
YouTube's Bruce Daisley discusses what the future holds for the video-sharing giant and why it's crucial that marketers start using this accessible medium or risk losing out.
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May 04 2010
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IMEDIA UK
PHD head of innovation, John V Willshire, argues that you must turn your marketing model on its head to face the brave new world of social media. But is this applicable to every brand? Can it really work for toilet roll and flea powder?
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April 21 2010
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IMEDIA UK
The skies may have finally reopened but the backlog continues. Why weren't the airlines more prepared to handle the disaster in an era of terror attacks and swine flu? Why were the stranded travellers more organised than big business?
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April 13 2010
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IMEDIA UK
As the UK launch draws near, Eyeblaster's director of digital experience, Dean Donaldson, talks to iMedia about how the iPad is going to revolutionise magazines, advertising and the way we live.
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April 06 2010
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IMEDIA UK
Truly disruptive technologies are rare, but when they do should marketers sit up and listen or suck it and see? iMedia talks to the boss of mobile app firm Grapple, Alistair Crane, on how agencies should respond.
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March 30 2010
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IMEDIA UK
iMedia talks to business leaders about what will be hot for 2010, including remote access, the iPad, mobile and what could possibly topple Google.
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March 23 2010
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IMEDIA UK
SMS is another weapon in the armoury of marketers. But how this simple tool can be used to combat malaria in Tanzania was an exciting challenge for IBM, Novartis and Vodafone.
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March 23 2010
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IMEDIA UK
Lovefilm's chief executive, Simon Calver, speaks about the film-rental company's announcement at the iMedia Brand Summit that it is to partner with Samsung and start streaming the web onto specially-equipped TVs and Blu-ray players.
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March 16 2010
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IMEDIA UK
One of the scariest boogiemen in the realm of social media is the loss of control over brand image. Industry leaders discuss at the iMedia Brand Summit the difficulties they face and what approaches they're taking.
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Published:
March 11 2010
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IMEDIA UK
Recruiting for unglamourous roles is a tricky business. But Monster stepped in with some clever marketing to save the day.
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March 02 2010
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IMEDIA UK
There may be 'an app for that' but if you're thinking of taking your own bite of the big Apple, how do you make sure that your application isn't lost in the crowd?
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February 23 2010
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IMEDIA UK
Lonely Planet's innovation ecosystem manager will be discussing how communities are reshaping the marketing mould at the iMedia Brand Summit 8-10 March 2010
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