Ideas Blog | 23 May 2013
Concern for dwindling tiger population spurs educational editorial campaign that ends with government support of endangered national animal. By Sanjeev Kotnala ... More
22 May 2013
Newspapers’ commanding — and continuing — hold on audiences across platforms hints that the medium’s future will be secure for years to come. By Dan Johnson ... More
21 May 2013
A quality customer e-mail database is still the marketing holy grail, especially when you leverage your online customer service, maximise your offline customer service, and integrate other data. By Lon Haenel ... More
21 May 2013
Three-step print + digital campaign tries to boost South Australia tourism with innovative getaway to Kangaroo Island. By Omri Godijn ... More
20 May 2013
Although investments in digital marketing services don't come without risks, choosing not to enter this brave new world could turn out to be a bigger gamble. By Tyler Mack ... More
20 May 2013
The beer brewed by monks of Westvleteren is legendary. And usually difficult to get. But when the monks needed to fund a new abbey, they partnered the marketing power of their product with De Standaard. By Emmanuel Naert ... More
19 May 2013
First, the worlds of politics, branding, marketing, and advertising stole a page from conventional newsrooms. Now it's time to steal it back, by using social networks for real-time marketing programmes that inform and delight our audiences. By Cynthia Collins ... More
19 May 2013
Print + digital campaign for Powers Whiskey sparks short story competition, raises money for hospice foundation. By Viv Maher ... More
16 May 2013
The Toronto Star partnered with Destination British Columbia to create an integrated advertising campaign that included wraps, inserts — even a whale song inside newspaper boxes. By Tami Coughlan ... More
15 May 2013
Just as plants and animals (and gold prospectors) adapted to the extreme environment of Death Valley, the news industry must now evolve so it can live and thrive in a world dominated by Silicon Valley. Video might be the place to start. By Otto Sjöberg ... More