Posts made in December, 2014

on Dec 29, 2014

By Direct Marketing News What’s in our mailbox this month: Broadway Shows Read full story › Source: DM News...

on Dec 29, 2014

By Direct Marketing News After years of flat traffic, the website launched a redesign based on an analysis of how people engaged with its content. Read full story › Source: DM News...

on Dec 28, 2014

By Stephen Lepitak The CEO of Air Asia has turned to Twitter to send a message of thanks and update the watching world after the disappearance of one of the company’s planes, flight QZ8501 to Singapore, earlier today, Company boss Tony Fernandes has stated that the disapearance was his “worst nightmare” while stating that his priority was to look after the next of kin of both his passengers and staff. Following news of the disapearance, Fernandes tweeted; “On my way to Surabaya where most of the passangers are from as with my Indonesian management. Providing information as we get it.” On my way to Read full story › Source: The Drum...

on Dec 28, 2014

By Seb Joseph Nike has selected ten of its campaigns to represent what it claims has been an “epic” year of sport that spanned the Winter Olympics in Russia to football’s biggest tournament in Brazil. Read full story › Source: The Drum...

on Dec 28, 2014

By Seb Joseph Facebook has admitted its ‘Year in Review’ posts may not be for everyone, issuing an apology to a grieving father who was inadvertently shown a picture of his dead daughter in the photo round up on the site. The incident occurred as a result of a Facebook feature creating a special post from users’ most liked photos of the year. Eric Meyer described the service as “inadvertent algorithm cruelty” after being presented with a picture of his dead child as one of his highlights in 2014. He reacted with a post on his blog which reads: “To show me Rebecca’s face and Read full story › Source: The Drum...