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Marketing services procurement

Big problems for Facebook last week as over $100 billion was wiped off the value of the firm. That was driven principally by an announcement […]

Back to the ProcureCon Marketing presentation from Oliver Yonchev of Social Chain, the rapidly growing Manchester-headquartered “global social media marketing agency”. Part 1 is here. […]

You may have seen my colleague Nancy Clinton’s report on day 1 of last week's ProcureCon Marketing event – today we have an overview of […]

So what is worse – modern slavery or paedophilia? Procurement professionals - through CIPS and other initiatives such as Electronics Watch – are taking a […]

At the recent ProcureCon Marketing event in London, there was an absolutely first-class keynote from Gerry Preece, titled “Marketing Procurement 3.0 - What’s Next?” Preece […]

… and talking of Pepsi, as we wrote here in our article principally about United Airlines, how on earth did that dreadful advert get made? […]

Reading the latest from Marc Pritchard, P&G’s Chief Brand Officer, in his battle to get some transparency in the digital media world, it struck me […]

We’ve seen procurement and supply chain issues hitting the press more than ever in recent years, but last week The Times featured an area that […]

Last Christmas we did a round-up of the procurement books published in 2015, and marvelled at the quality; from Magnus Carlsson on IKEA, Abby Semple […]

We enjoyed this article on the Spend Matters USA website. Written by Peter Portanova, senior project analyst for Source One Management Services, it is provocatively […]

We wrote a couple of weeks ago about Big Sync and the fascinating business of music licensing and more widely how brands are using music […]

We've featured Richard Kirstein here a number of times, his excellent book and his work in the field of buying music rights.  It's a fascinating […]