Think BR: Advertising for the second-screen
22 May 2012 | by Andrew Fisher
Mobile technology is making a major contribution to the way we interact with television, writes Andrew Fisher, CEO, Shazam.
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Consumer technology brands need to focus on the simplification of technology and how it can be easily integrated into daily life, writes David Vindel, MD european technology, Ketchum Pleon.
Mobile technology is making a major contribution to the way we interact with television, writes Andrew Fisher, CEO, Shazam.
ITV1's coverage of Chelsea's victory in a penalty shootout against Bayern Munich in the Champions League final peaked at 10.6 million viewers on Saturday night.
It's time to reinvigorate our thinking about loyalty, writes Sarah Stratford, strategy director, AIS London.
How can agencies manage their workload while still maintaining creativity, asks Matthew Heath, chief strategy officer, Lida.
Do brands need to enrich people's lives, asks John Crowther, managing partner, Creston Unlimited.
The UK is in a prime position to promote itself to China and the rest of the world as a leading creative force, writes Stephen Maher, CEO, MBA
How can brands earn trust and create a proposition that lives up to consumer expectation, asks Jo Boyd, managing director, Anthem Worldwide UK.
Isn't it ironic that the word "cool" is cool again? For a long time, it seemed that its fashionability had gone the way of velvet jackets, skinny jeans and long hair on men. Well, after flirting with naffness, they're all back.
The combination of TV's reach and online data is a powerful proposition but there are some barriers to overcome, writes Alison Meredith, executive planning director, Watson Phillips Norman.
Welcome to the first incarnation of a new element in Campaign in which we invite experts to burrow beneath the surface of the catch-all that is "digital". Google, Isobar Mobile, JWT London, LBI and MBA share their insights on mobile.