Keeping up with contentApril 2013
Issue 60
Content is king. A phrase continually being pushed by the trade
media in recent months. A phrase corroborated by recent studies
which have revealed that 90% of marketers believe that content
marketing will become more important over the next 12 months and
38% of US marketing professionals stating their intention to
increase their content marketing budgets in 2013. But if content is
truly king, where are marketing professionals going to focus on
developing content and on what channels will their money be
spent?
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The M&A Market AcceleratesDecember 2012
Issue 59
2011 was a great year for M&A activity. 2012 has been even
stronger, driven by an industry that is undergoing dramatic change.
Add to this the historically high levels of cash on balance sheets,
a more diverse group of strategic buyers and a deepening of the
available (entrepreneurial) talent pool and you have a heady
mix...
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What Lies Ahead?June 2012
Issue 58
Results recently celebrated its twentyfirst anniversary; we took
the opportunity to have a party and to look back at how much the
industry has changed since we started out. Now is the time to look
ahead and to gaze into our crystal ball to see what lies in
store.
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Bucking the trend: a rosy outlook for marketing, technology and communications M&AJanuary 2012
Issue 57
It seems that the global economy is on either shaky foundations
or its last legs, depending on which news programme you watch.
Normally, macro-economic circumstances that unstable would slam
the brakes on all M&A activity, but the truth is that our
industry is still very active - both in the small to medium end of
the market as well as among the large players.
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The agency, sinking or sailing?October 2011
Issue 56
The tools of advertising and marketing have changed beyond
measure, while its institutions and practices remain largely the
same. Richard Eyre argues that change is inevitable.
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