A very interesting article last week from the Intellectual Property team at Osborne Clark. On 29 April 2020, the English High Court handed down its eagerly awaited judgement in Sky plc v SkyKick UK Ltd, holding that Sky has succeeded in its claim of infringement by...
This week’s post comes with thanks to our friends at Cog Blog, from where these thoughts are taken almost verbatim, and firstly looks at the many opinions, articles and webinars on how marketers should go about weathering the coming economic recession. These come...
No. Well, I would say that, wouldn’t I? There are actually many, many research reports over the years that have proved conclusively that businesses who continue to invest in marketing always (always) come out of a recession stronger than their competitors....
There seems to be an “event day” for everything nowadays – did you know there’s a National Jellyfish Day? But here’s a great campaign for International Women’s Day, one that really matters. I hope it has the desired effect as much...
The Government on 12th February 2020 published an updated White Paper on Online Harms. What does this mean for marketers, particularly social media marketers and social media agencies? There is still a lot that is unclear, but here’s our summary of some key...
If you are a small business running Google Ads, you might have been confused when Google announced that the average position metric would be removed from Google Ads as of Sept 2019. As a result of the average position metric getting removed, the following features...