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David Millar

David is Director, Corporate & Technology, at Ruder Finn's London office. Previously, he has worked in-house for Monster and Apple, where he launched iMac, iTunes, iPod and many more products.

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Challenges for Google as its brand gets physical
January 15, 2010

Taking brand promises with a pinch of salt
November 12, 2009

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Jargon Watch: Altimeter envy
Google Buzz: it's not slipping into darkness
Intent index: mobile edition
Campaign ads - the best and worst. Part two - political ads
Campaign ads - the best and the worst. Part one - advocacy ads
Spamming clever
Challenges for Google as its brand gets physical
Marketing in 2010
Taking your name in vain

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