19 Dec 2017
Brussels of mass destruction
Christmas is a time of good wishes, great times and bulging waistlines. But underneath that shiny veneer there lurks a green evil - Brussel sprouts. Become the elf that saves the most wonderful time of the year from these verdant vandals in a keyboard-crunching Xmas game extravaganza...
06 Dec 2017
British Army and Karmarama take home DMA Grand Prix
Campaign for the British Army wins top prize at an action-packed DMA Awards 2017
17 Aug 2017
DMA House: your workspace in central London
Rejuvenated and refreshed, DMA House offers a home-from-home service to our members and colleagues from around the industry. Find out how you can enjoy the new surroundings.
Stephen Sullivan
Founder - Channel Doctors & Vice Chair of DMA's Contact Centre Council
Channel Doctors
27 Dec 2017
Maybe you really should have a break from worrying about the GDPR
It's the Christmas holidays and you really shouldn't be working - and still less looking at the DMA website. No one else is. But if you really haven't got anything better to do and are losing sleep over data protection and the GDPR, here's week #3…
22 Dec 2017
How has Creative Data helped its graduates?
We caught up with Creative Data graduate Adam Gregory to find out how the programme has helped him in his career
21 Dec 2017
The devil is in the detail
The Reindeer Princess, the top marketing moments of 2017, Ed Milliband's Christmas card, and how the lord of darkness ended up working at a gluten-free bakery in Shoreditch. Rounding off this week - or should that be this year - it's DMA writing manager, Rosanne Stewart.
21 Dec 2017
MARKETING INDUSTRY VETERAN STEVE WARREN APPOINTED MAPP DIGITAL CEO
Mapp Digital (www.mapp.com), global independent marketing technology company, today announced the appointment of Steve Warren as its new CEO. Warren is assuming this position from his role as Chief Revenue Officer from Mapp Digital.
20 Dec 2017
The clustering myth: why modern retailers need to move on in 2018
Customers’ purchasing habits are changing faster than they have in decades. So have you ever wondered why so many retail businesses still try to understand and segment their customers using legacy clustering methods that were first developed 25 years ago?
