forbes.comPublished For the better part of the past year, Google CEO Larry Page has suffered from a hoarse, froggy voice that has forced him to severely limit his speaking–obviously a big obstacle for a chief executive. Image via CrunchBase
adweek.comPublished Facebook has appointed one of U.K.advertising’s most high-profile players as the social network’s new head of Europe, the Middle East and Africa: Nicola Mendelsohn, executive chairman of the Karmarama agency and a former president of the U.K.based...
adweek.comPublished Mark D’Arcy, director of global creative solutions at Facebook Rob Feakins, chief creative officer and president at Publicis Kaplan Thaler Toshiya Fukuda, founder, CEO and creative director at 777 Interactive Rob Reilly, partner and worldwide...
adweek.comPublished WPP chief executive Martin Sorrell, who has said he views Twitter as a PR medium—not an advertising one—suggested to Adweek that he may consider a similar deal with the micro-blogging site. Bonin Bough, the global media chief of Trident parent...
WPP chief executive Martin Sorrell, who has said he views Twitter as a PR medium—not an advertising one—suggested to Adweek that he won't rule out a similar deal with the micro-blogging site. Bonin Bough, the global media chief of Trident parent...
Adexchanger executive editor and show host John Ebbert says the growth of this “programmatic” ad buying is thanks to two key things: For one, there are enormous amounts of data that marketers can use to target people wherever they are online, not...
ClickZ speaks to Lee Odden, chief executive of TopRank Online Marketing who gives his views on the state of play of content marketing. According to Odden, companies often produce too much content, rather than less of what really matters for their...
Observing an industry populated by “Maths Men” as well as Mad Men, Sorrell wrote in London’s Daily Telegraph: “Our target customer is no longer just the chief executive officer and chief marketing officer but, increasingly, the chief information...
I slept pretty well last night because I was pretty tired,” said the chief executive. Marin Software CEO Chris Lien slept pretty well last night, even though today is arguably the most important day in his company’s seven-year history.
Over the last year since taking over as chief executive, The Weather Company CEO David Kenny has pulled a Pat Riley and begun assembling ad tech’s version of the Miami Heat. First he hired VivaKi Nerve Center’s Curt Hecht as chief global revenue...