Small and medium-sized en­terprises should up their investment in advertising to become more successful and boost national economic growth, according to a report published today.

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Broadband Choices, the broadband, phone and TV comparison website, is looking to hire its first creative agency.

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EDC, the parent of Elvis and Dare, is backing the launch of a mobile agency from Charlie Makin, a founder of BLM, and the mobile consultant Rob Thurner.

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Alzheimer's Society is holding a pitch to find a creative agency to help boost the dementia charity's profile.

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Notonthehighstreet.com is holding a pitch to find a creative agency.

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Skycig, the electronic-cigarette brand, has appointed Brothers and Sisters to handle a £20 million branding and advertising blitz.

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Lindsay Pattison, chief executive of WPP's Maxus UK and global chief strategy officer, is the chairperson for this year's annual industry gathering, Media360.

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Sol, the Heineken-owned Mexican beer brand, has appointed Iris Worldwide to help position the brand as "free-spirited", through below-the-line activity.

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UK expansion driven by innovative linguistic-powered customer service technologyReading 29 January 2014: Global multichannel customer interaction software company Eptica today announced record financial results. 2013 saw turnover increase by 18% to $10.6m (£6.5m), underpinned by growing demand for its innovative, linguistic-powered customer interaction software. This is significantly higher than the overall global software market, which had a predicted 2013 growth rate of just 5.7%, according to analysts IDC. Available in 26 languages, Eptica's Enterprise Suite...

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Data is catching up with creativity in shaping campaigns, according to a report from Sky IQ that found only 40 per cent people said creativity was more important than data for a successful TV campaign.

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