Josh Stephenson is a Features Editor at Metro.co.uk. He specializes in marketing and advertising, with a keen focus on technology themes such as consumer tech, artificial intelligence, and deep tech. His work has been featured in notable publications including Marketing Week, KSUT, and Durango Herald.
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Josh’s coverage is primarily focused on sales & marketing, with a strong emphasis on product promotions and branding. He often includes expert commentary, cites data, and covers press releases. This indicates that he values industry insights supported by data.
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By: Josh Stephenson
Consumers are losing faith in AI, increasingly focusing on the short-term and retreating to individualism, says Ipsos' Global Trends Report.
By: Josh Stephenson
Brands that can show both local and global relevance are more likely to win when it comes to ranking high in AI search, according to research from Trustpilot.
By: Josh Stephenson
Marketers are starting the process of moving AI use from generating efficiencies to building effectiveness – but measurement challenges remain.
By: Josh Stephenson
The advertising legend on the possibilities of AI, the failings of market research and why he'll be telling a few “home truths” at Festival of Marketing.
Marketing Week's weekly round-up of the technology stories that impact the marketing sector: from AI to martech, regulation to public perceptions.
By: Josh Stephenson
The now iconic 2005 ad featuring a body popping Gene Kelly, reintroduced the world to the Volkswagen Golf GTI, firmly establishing the brand in consumers' minds and sparking a cultural moment.
By: Josh Stephenson
The advertising legend kicked off Marketing Week's Festival of Marketing with a plea for marketers to embrace creativity and push for greatness.
By: Josh Stephenson
Giffgaff's CMO and CTO explain how closer collaboration is changing the way the business solves problems, uses data and experiments with AI.
By: Josh Stephenson
Marketing Week's weekly round-up of the technology stories that impact the marketing sector: from AI to martech, regulation to public perceptions.
By: Josh Stephenson
Beko's top marketer believes embedding AI in the business – and its products – starts with identifying the problems the technology can solve.
