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Sorrell says brands are not spending enough online

Agency bosses too old and change resistant, claims Sorrell

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NEW YORK - WPP chief executive Sir Martin Sorrell claims that brands are not spending enough online because the people who run their agencies are too old and resistant to change.

 
 
eBay: happy to settle Skype dispute

Skype founders settle eBay dispute

NEW YORK - EBay has finally settled a complex, long-running legal battle...

 
FTW: DJ race

Game of the Week: FTW

LONDON - It's that time of the week again to down tools...

 
Follow Friday: get to know people you don't

Revolution's top ten tweeters #14

LONDON - Bored of Twitter yet? Looking for decent people to follow?...

 
Sailor Jerry has hired Elvis

Sailor Jerry hands digital work to Elvis

LONDON - William Grant-owned rum brand Sailor Jerry has shifted its digital...

 
Windows 7 sales going well

Microsoft overcomes virals to reach Windows 7 sales record

NEW YORK - Windows 7 may have been promoted with one of...

 
Augmented reality glasses: coming soon

Augmented reality glasses offer instant translation

LONDON - Augmented reality glasses have been developed, projecting real-time language translation...

 
Belly and Brain star in Just-Eat ads

Just-Eat unleashes Belly and Brain for TV push

LONDON - Fast food website Just-Eat.com has rolled out a major marketing...

 
The release of Lips was backed up on Facebook

Xbox Lips: karaoke game released through social media

LONDON - Xbox is pushing the launch of the latest version of...

 
Google is revealing data held on users

Google tackles privacy concerns with dashboard

LONDON - Google is addressing users' privacy concerns with the launch of...

 
Apple now has 100,00 apps on offer

Apple landmark: App Store hits 100,000 mark

NEW YORK - Apple has approved 100,000 applications for its App Store,...

 
eBay: new fashion site launch

eBay goes upmarket with fashion site launch

LONDON - eBay has launched a website written by fashion followers in...

 
The Skinny Cow: now on Facebook

Nestle brings Skinny Cow to Facebook

LONDON - The Skinny Cow has become the first Nestle brand to...

 
Sherlock Holmes Facebook game created by AKQA

Sherlock Holmes game aims to turn Facebook users into sleuths

LONDON - Warner Bros' much anticipated film about Sherlock Holmes is being...

 
 
Flickr has created Garden

Flickr creates Garden: makes open source digestible

LONDON - Flickr has launched an app store to help users find...

 
Amazon wants to make money from Twitter

Amazon gears up to make money from Twitter

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LONDON - Amazon has integrated Twitter with its affiliate programme in a...

 
iPhone users use the iPhone for more than just maps and apps

Outgoing? Think you're cool? You must own an iPhone

LONDON - iPhone owners have become familiar with being bracketed in some...

 
STA has launched an iPhone ad campaign

STA rolls out click-to-call mobile campaign

LONDON - STA Travel, the company famous for budget and student travel,...

 
Trivial Pursuit has unleashed a battles of the sexes

Trivial Pursuit launches battle of the sexes

LONDON - Women who have long argued they are smarter than the...

 
The first public Waves have gone live

Newspaper first to go live with public Google Wave

LONDON - Following the hype around the launch of Google Wave, German...

 
Spotify has secured an exclusive on an album by Robbie Williams

Robbie Williams album to debut on Spotify

LONDON - Spotify has scored a coup by winning the right to...

 
 
 
 
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