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Member Interview with Nikhita Sejpal

Member Interview with Inez Quek

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Member Interview with Inez Quek, Growth Marketing Manager

Member Interview with Munas Van Boonstra

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Member Interview with Munas Van Boonstra, Managing Director, Southeast Asia, Monks

Case studies

2013 winning case study: McLaren, Brand Extension - hear their story

2013 winner: Brand Extension

Ferrari. Lamborghini.

Even their names, written simply in black and white evoke strong emotions.

In an industry defined by desirability their products are...

2013 highly commended: Olympic Delivery Authority, Customer Insight - case study

2013 commended: Olympics, insight

During the London 2012 Olympics, 12.5 million spectators and 25,000 athletes and officials were expected on the transport network, enough to bring London to a...

Ofcom's latest report shows TV is blooming

Ofcom report: TV is blooming

Ofcom’s new Communications Market Report 2013 is a must-read if you are in media. This is proper research and is packed with positive news for TV.

It is jam...

Podcasts

Michael Jager on designing brands people actually love

What does it mean for a brand to be a living idea? Why is the humanisation of brands so important? And why do ideas with substance really matter? Today I chat... https://podcasts.marketingsociety.com/episode/michael-jager-on-designing-brands-people-actually-love 48:52 Tue, 05 Oct 2021 09:20:00 +0000

Videos

BBC, UBS, IPG Mediabrands and Huawei help us look into our crystal ball at what the future of media will look like for marketers...

Uncomfortable Breakfast: Future of Media

How much does ad length matter? Most TV ads are 30 seconds long, and YouTube has allowed creatives to pioneer a new age of impactful long-form ads.

Testing video ad lengths with Netflix

Following their win during the live vote for Brand of the Year we spoke to Channel 4

Channel 4 win Brand of the Year 2016