The end of 2010 marks the fifth anniversary of Stream:20, one of the UK’s leading digital marketing consultancies. Founded back in 2005 by Serge Milbank and Matt Barker following a car malfunction, Stream:20 now counts Sky, National Express, EMI, BetFair and Ted Baker amongst its clients.
The end of 2010 marks the fifth anniversary of Stream:20, one of the UK’s leading digital marketing consultancies. Founded back in 2005 by Serge Milbank and Matt Barker following a car malfunction, Stream:20 now counts Sky, National Express, EMI, BetFair and Ted Baker amongst its clients.
As Facebook launches its ‘social inbox’, marketing technology specialist, E-Village reminds email marketers that email marketing and social media both have a place in the marketing mix.
Magiq’s parent company Speed-Trap, has raised £2m in venture capital funding from international venture capital firm Beringea LLP and IS Solutions Plc.
There remain some significant challenges for brands, such as control and ROI, before they invest more heavily in social media, according to new research from the Internet Advertising Bureau – the trade association for digital advertising and ISBA, the Voice of British Advertisers.
Kieron Matthews will be stepping down from his role as marketing director for the Internet Advertising Bureau UK at the end of the year to launch a new company, The Digital Consultancy.
Leading Web content management software (WCMS) provider Sitecore last month held its first London one-day conference highlighting the latest trends in digital marketing while showcasing the online strategies of some of Europe’s best known brands. Paul Shlackman reports…
The UK market for email marketing platforms and services has grown by an estimated 15% year-on-year to a value of £336 million for 2010, according to new research.
As terms such as Customer Relationship Management (CRM) and business intelligence creep into marketing language, a new white paper has been launched to clarify the benefits these disciplines offer to digital marketers.
As terms such as Customer Relationship Management (CRM) and business intelligence creep into marketing language, a new white paper has been launched to clarify the benefits these disciplines offer to digital marketers.