The Drum magazine: Friday 15th October

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By The Drum Team, Editorial

October 14, 2010 | 4 min read

Find out what's in today's issue of The Drum magazine, which is hitting desks across the UK.

Coming up in future issues

App Development

In the November 12th issue The Drum will focus on App Development. Reviewing how clients are using apps as a key way of reaching customers and building business. The feature will also focus on some of the best agencies from across the country who develop some of the most interesting apps for clients.

Here’s just a taster of what's in our next issue, out Friday 15th October:

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.

Client Profile: Berghaus

Outdoor clothing and accessory brand Berghaus has been keeping people warm and dry for more than 40 years. Now the brand is turing increasingly to online and social marketing to reach its market. The Drum speaks to Berghaus marketing boss Sarah Sculpher.

GoldenTwits

The deadline for the GoldenTwit Awards, sponsored by Windows Phone, is drawing near and excitement is mounting as to who will get the most votes. In this issue we introduce some members of the judging panel - Jonathan Ross, Eamonn Holmes, Stephen Fry and Duncan Bannatyne. Make sure you enter before its too late at www.goldentwits.com.

Suits You, Sir

Last week in Manchester The Drum and MiNetwork hosted a debate on the merits or de-merits of account handlers in marketing service agencies. Do they fulfill a vital function or are they merely bag carriers and messengers? The four protagonists outline their key arguments in this issue.

Letter from America

Two years ago Euan Jarvie of Mediacom Edinburgh left the Uk to relocate to the US where he is now COO at Mediacom US. He talks to The Drum about the differences he has noticed between the UK and US media markets.

Yorkshire Focus

This issue of The Drum throws the creative spotlight onto the Yorkshire region and we find out what agencies based in that region are doing for clients both home and further afield.

Fight for Information

The Drum continues to be locked in a battle with the Crown Office and Scottish Information Commissioner over who paid legal bills for the Lord Advocate. In this issue we publish the latest correspondence as we strive to get the information and fight to retain the freedom of the press.

Blogosphere

A quick fire round-up of The Drum's favourite blog posts from the past two weeks.

Recruitment Business Awards

The recruitment market may have been tough in recent years, but that didn't stop the recruitment advertising sector coming out in force for the Recruitment Business Awards. This issue includes a 24-page supplement of all the winning work form this year awards.

...And that's just one issue. Subscribe today and we will send you a copy of this week's issue as well as 24 more.

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