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Microsoft: Set to Continue Ignoring Email Standards

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5 Thoughts on Approaching Digital Ideas
Ed's Note: Emma, being our Creative Director, spends a lot of time developing ideas and concepts into fully fledged digital assets. We thus thought it a good idea to get some bitesized tips out of her on her approach to digital ideas. This is what she shared:  Inspiration for digital ideas can come from anywhere. Image Credit: Nina 1. Share all your ideas and don't be precious about it. A small idea shared is a killer campaign idea well developed.

The Low Down on the New AdWords Fundamental Exam
When the PPC team decided to (re)write our Google Advertising Professional (GAP) exams recently, we had no idea that AdWords were in the process of changing the learning centre as well as the exam. In fact, we literally woke up on exam day to find out that the entire learning centre had been changed around (mild panic). Our next obstacle was finding a link to the exam from the learning centre - there currently isn’t one! So the old hats (who had done the GAP exam before) headed to the

Quirk Celebrates Global Entrepreneurial Week
We love entrepreneurs. I thus thought it worth mentioning that last week was Global Entrepreneurial Week (GEW), a great initiative that will no doubt have a significant effect on some bright young minds. . Millions of young people worldwide joined an expanding movement of entrepreneurs who celebrate innovative thinking, imagination and creativity. They took part in local, national and global activities that helped them explore and shape their potential as innovative entrepreneurs.   GEW is a global initiative by two leaders in entrepreneur

Friday Fact Box - Teens and Social Media Privacy
The question of Social Media privacy and the risks associated have been filtering down to the general user for some time now - and with good reason. One of the studies I found for this week's Fact Box suggests that a quarter of the 1000 teens surveyed had either posted something they later regretted or had hacked onto other users profiles. Awareness does seem to be growing however, with even the average user seeming to think about reputation monitoring tools and the later effects of how they represent themselves online. Below some statistics that explore this area:

I'm Tired of People Complaining About Twitter
For ADD types like myself, I microblogged the gist references of this post in the follwoing Tweets: Twitter is not a substitute for blogging Social media (like Twitter) is helping to evolve blogging Twitter reminds me of elevator pitches The point of an elevator pit