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Google’s tear-jerker could be big Super Bowl winner
Google has wheeled out what may be the big winner at the Super Bowl, the real-life story of an 85…
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Let’s bid a not-very-fond farewell to the decade when nearly everything changed
Whether or not you see the decade from 2010 to 2019 as good or bad (or dreadful) depends on where…
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Google hits a YouTube winner – but does it mean anything?
This ad from Google promoting its search – still the cornerstone of the ever-expanding Alphabet empire – has had a…
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Google gets egg on its face with Stadia gaming launch
Google’s attempt to break into another business – gaming – has not met with unalloyed praise on either side of…
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Trust is now key for brands says Interbrand as it reveals world’s best
Interbrand has revealed its Best Global Brands for the 20th year with (somewhat depressingly) Apple ($234bn, below), Google and Amazon…
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If Zuckerberg and co. play ball with new OECD tax rules then their image problem might be solved
Facebook is running a nice ‘Privacy is Personal’ campaign by Possible, good because it’s clear, understated and human. Privacy issues…
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Google boost its brand – in face of growing hostility – with ‘Here to help’
Whatever you say about Google – and a lot’s been said recently, not always to its advantage – it’s inescapably…
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Amazon heads march of the FANGs as they dominate adland
Ad Age has confirmed what we all suspected, that the so-called FANG companies (Facebook, Amazon, Neflix and Google) are increasingly…
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Roy Jeans: why the Cairncross Review into news media is a failure of intent and resolution
Christophe Guilluy’s recently published English-language version of “Twilight of the Elites” focuses on nascent tensions between France’s metropolitan ruling class…
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