According to the Guardian Europe’s first arrest on the basis of virtual theft has been made. The purpotraitor has been charged for stealing the username…
I really found this quote descriptive. The amount of accessible information is so extensive you spend most of your time reading, not having enough time…
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Went to a Microsoft Innovate presentation the other week where Msn presented some of it’s products and had invited a few lecturers. Here is a…
Read the PostDoes Msn represent the future of advertising or the future of ads?
iain Tait writes that the web is the first mass communication invention (which is one of a hand full of inventions since the printing press)…
Read the PostThe Internet needs a whole new set of interactions
In Japan they are about to see a decline in the relevance of PCs due to the increase in use of handsets, portable devices and…
Read the PostShrinking space available for UI puts increased demand on REAL graphical elements.
Some lovely thoughts on the future of mobile communication from Younghee Jung (Nokia) on the 2012 The New Yorker Conference? Not comparable to the content…
This is all piss. Trendwatching sent me an e-mail today with this text in it: Dear helge, We hope you enjoyed the very special trend…
There is a difference between being innovative and just taking an already exisiting standard one step further along the same axis. Marty Neumeier is all…
Malcolm Gladwell does another epic talk, this time on Genius at The New Yorker 2012 Conference. (I am heavily predisposed to liking Malcolms speeches: TED,…
Read the PostMalcolm Gladwell on Genius, innovation and the faults of risk-management
Traditionally the process of marketing/advertising has been a linear one; from identifying a need and all the way too purchase. But how linear is the…
Read the PostIn marketing and advertising.. how relevant is linear?
We have for a long time put of the 60+ as an interesting target group for internet activity as their emergence onto the online scene…
Some researchers at Phillips have been at it trying to figure out how to better present (higher accuracy) relevant ads to searchers who search for…
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There is a commotion online with the internationally planningbloggers, in the lead Herd and Zeus. They are all taking about experiences, more powerful than words,…
TechCrunch writes it up on the brand new advertising from Ask.com showing an integrated fullservice searchapplication inside the browser. Which means: – Where Google has…
Adliterate writes up some thoughts on interactive advertising from a planners perspective. I especially appreciate number 3: “3) The planning on display is often about…
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In accordance with me getting a new job at Screenplay as a Digital Planner / Strategic Director I found this poster at EuroIA extremely soothing…
Chris Anderson finally pull’s something more out of his Long Tail Theory (which frankly is only article-thick). In this presentation from PopTech! (I recommend an…
Google and Google Earth’s own Lat Long Blog informs of the possibility to find Geotagged videos from YouTube on thei tagged loacation inside Google Earth.…
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