Digital divide

For brand owners, the digital agency marketplace is getting somewhat confusing. The rise of sectors such as social media and mobile has led to a proliferation of start-ups. There are signs that some are moving away from the established digital specialists. Coty, for example, recently handed the glob...

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Published in:Marketing (London) 2010-07, p.15-15
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Internet marketing
Market strategy
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Online advertising
Social networks
Technology application
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