Summarising the significant articles recently published on marketing and marketing-related topics. This issue includes: Cloud technology: A new way of working with IT; A bright light for business; How global laws protect your data; Find your way through the terms of the cloud; Is the game up for hackers?; Best of British; How marketers need to raise their game; We’re all marketers now; Why good companies create bad regulatory strategies; Why are some modes of acquisition more profitable? A study of the credit card industry; An empirical investigation of the relative effect of trust and switching costs on service loyalty in the UK retail banking industry; Customer loyalty isn’t enough; Grow your share of wallet; The sustainable economy; Lean knowledge work; Why your IT project may be riskier than you think; What motivates consumers to teleshopping? The impact of TV personality and audience interaction; Segmenting the energy market: Problems and successes; Exploring social media user segmentation and online brand profiles; Healthy brands: Establishing brand credibility, commitment and connection among consumers; Perceived health benefits and food purchasing decisions; Publishing replications in marketing; Cause-brand alliances: Less familiar brands with familiar causes; How new internet standards will finally deliver a mobile revolution. (15 pages)
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