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The Drum magazine: 14th May

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By The Drum Team, Editorial

May 12, 2010 | 5 min read

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Coming up in future issues

Digital PR - The topic of digital PR is discussed by 4 top agencies in the field. Looking at the value, use and growth this sector. Featuring columns from IAS B2B, Chocolate PR, Stan and Big Partnership.B2B feature - an indepth review of this lucrative sectorMobile Marketing - 2010 is the year of the mobile and we explain whyGeneral Election - a look into lobbying and crisis PR

Here’s just a taster of what's in our next issue, out Friday 30th April:

News roundup

Six pages of news, creative work and commentary from the UK marketing industry over the last fortnight, all pulled together for you to digest.

Commons of Houses

Since last week’s election which saw the UK in hung parliament voting reform has been top of the agenda. Recently The Drum supported a competition in which we invited members of the creative industries to re-design the UK’s voting system. In this issue we offer the winning ideas up for debate. Maybe the Electoral Commission should take a look!

Brain Web

The internet has had a huge impact on how we, as human beings, communicate and arrange our lives. But does it go further than that. Is the internet now having a more fundamental impact on us all? Is it now changing the way we think, act and interact. Are we becoming more Home Interneticus than Homo Sapien?

Client Profile: Chewits

Anyone born in the 70s or 80s will remember the Chewits dinosaur chomping its way through barrow-in-Furness Bus Depot in its iconic TV ad. But just last month the retailer announced it was moving away from Tv advertising altogether. We speak to Chewits to ask them if TV advertising is extinct.

The New Drum Directory

The Drum has recently launched a new online directory for the creative and marketing communications sector. In this issue we outline what makes it the most flexible and versatile resource for creative companies and what it is that has had 4,000 people already online searching for marketing services suppliers since its launch on 8 April.

Chat Roulette

There’s a new craze sweeping the internet – Chat Roulette – in which you can chat randomly to total strangers through your own webcam. A strange concept, but it seems to be taking off. But how can platforms such as this be monetised? The Drum logs on to find out.

RAR Awards

The Recommended Agency Register (RAR) recently held its first awards ceremony at the Hotel Russell in London. In this issue we look at all the Recommended agencies who have given their clients the highest levels of satisfaction in our RAR Awards supplement.

Degree Shows

It’s degree show time, a chance for creative students across the land to show off to the industry what they are capable of. The Drum takes a look at some of the best piece of creative work from the creative directors of tomorrow.

Blogosphere

A selection of our favourite blog posts from the past two weeks.

MIN Report

Mobile Advertising: What were the trends in mobile advertising last year and what is predicted to happen in this exciting marketing sector during the coming 12 months?

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