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With over a decade of experience as a business reporter and editor, Amy has worked for the Daily and Sunday Telegraph, the Daily Mail, BBC and Bloomberg News covering many sectors including professional services, technology, defence and aerospace.

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Catwalk lessons in blending stories with sales success

With readers becoming consumers at the tap of a ‘buy now’ button, the boundary between shopping and publishing is fast eroding. In the...

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How fashion uses content to drive sales

The fashion world has made an art form of blending editorial and sales. It has the advantage of pretty people and gorgeous clothes...

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Winning friends and influencing Greeks: the art of great content

If you can make it there, you’ll make it anywhere – not New York, but Athens. An award-winning Greek duo tell Amy Wilson...

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Write like a journalist to succeed in business

Hedge fund billionaire and philanthropist Paul Tudor Jones says executives should take lessons from news reporters to learn to organise their thoughts and...

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Interactive could be an ideal content marketing side dish

If you run a search on content marketing, prepare to receive an avalanche of ‘how to’s’, most missing anything by way of good example. It...

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What else do the ‘freedom’ pensioners want to spend their money on?

We’re weeks away from the biggest change to British pensions in generations and wealthy retiree interests such as cruises, and second homes are...

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HSBC ethical issues and Telegraph content marketing

The content marketing trade has found itself on the fringes of a media sensation in the last week – whether the Daily Telegraph’s...

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Oscars goodies bag: content to fill the Hollywood vacuum

Real-life content rather than the online variety this week, namely the contents of the $125,000 goodie bags given to all Oscars nominees in...

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All your content will be lost

What a totally depressing thought for anyone creating online content. Google vice-president Vint Cerf has warned that all digital material, from flippant tweets...