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'Where has all the copywriting talent gone?' asks Chris Arnold, Creative Director, Creative Orchestra

The Campaign for great British copywriting: Chris Arnold, creative director at Creative Orchestra, explains why advertising and marketing are losing young talent to other more dynamic industries and how this is having a detrimental effect on the standard of copywriting today.
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Digital broadcasting and one-to-one marketing: rising to similar challenges

Channel 4 chief executive, David Abraham (also Chair of Judges at this year's DMA Awards) looks at the opportunities of rapid technological advances and the incredible chance it offers one-to-one marketers to transform how they engage with consumers.
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Positive news for UK businesses in the Chancellor's Autumn Statement

Chancellor George Osborne has opted for a safe Autumn Statement.
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DMAs: a vintage year for one-to-one marketing

Mark Runacus, a partner at Karmarama and the chairman of the DMA Awards Committee, gives his view on the best one-to-one campaigns of the year.

The journalist come copywriter: Ed Owen

As part of the DMA's Campaign for great British copywriting, we interviewed freelance journalist and copywriter Ed Owen.
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UK businesses face a cocktail of political risks says John Cridland CBE director-general of the CBI

The CBI hosted an afternoon briefing for its trade association membership with John Cridland, director-general of the organisation. 

Data-driven marketers need to think like a consumer to win their trust â and business

How can one-to-one marketers reassure consumers that they respect their data and there is a genuine value exchange from sharing their data? US journalist and author of What Stays in Vegas, Adam Tanner, has some timely advice for our industry. 
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The DMA urges HMRC to take a fairer approach to VAT

The DMA and the Charity Tax Group (CTG) met with senior officials at HMRC to discuss the continuing issues around the inclusion of other elements such as postage as part of a single supply of zero-rated print.
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