Report Says The Rich Aren't That Loyal To Luxury Brands [THE BRIEF]

Apparently the rich are less likely to stay loyal to luxury brands, says Shullman Research Center's Luxury and Affluence Monthly Pulse. This open mind provides a huge opportunity for marketers to seal some pretty pricey deals with undecided, incredibly wealthy clients.

British digital ad spending went up more than 12 percent in 2012 to almost £5.5 billion, says PwC.

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C Wonder partnered with Acquity Group to improve its digital experience.

Toyota's new marketing scheme by Saatchi & Saatchi focuses entirely on the positive.

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Tim Armstrong announced that AOL is launching a new supply-side platform called MARKETPLACE by ADTECH, which is a sell-side platform.

Michael Barrett, the former CEO of Admeld, joined the board of HookLogic. The company is a performance marketer for online shoppers.

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