Why are we called RAPP? Paul Price speaks
August 12, 2009 - Posted by riksta | Uncategorized | analytics, data, digital, global, marketing, measurement, network, paulprice, RAPP, rappcollins
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Rik Haslam: Group Creative Architect
Some musings (from me and my colleagues at RAPP) about interesting interactive work and the innovations that are reshaping the way creative agencies operate.
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- Oh I would like a #bespokeballads written about my beard @bespokeoffers. 4 weeks ago
- Neat way to screw over a crappy brand. #FitchTheHomeless: youtu.be/O95DBxnXiSo 1 month ago
- @C7Borges barclaycard actually. But good spot. 1 month ago
- @MCFC by rights me and my dad should get cup final refund on our tickets due to crap PR mismanagement of Mancini story. Woeful situation. 1 month ago
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