Think BR: Advertising for the second-screen
22 May 2012 | by Andrew Fisher
television. This is known as the second-screen phenomenon and is now becoming the norm in many households ...
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, as Samsung attempts to drive home its role as wireless communications equipment sponsor of London 2012 ...
television. This is known as the second-screen phenomenon and is now becoming the norm in many households ...
and budgets are tight across many UK households, so this is a further demonstration of how we re listening ...
information on a user s equipment such as their computer or mobile device and website owners will now need ...
The C1 Connexion project will let Facebook users specify six configuration elements: the number of doors; exterior and interior colours; equipment such as Bluetooth or sat nav; and alloy wheels. The campaign is based at the French marque's Facebook hub, www.facebook.com/citroenuk , and will carry ...
-the-scenes video of the designer, which will introduce his range of homewares when a mobile device equipped ...
of making athletic equipment or sports apparel P G is in the business of helping mums. From nappy changes ... , schools can t afford sports programs or equipment or coaches so it can be a big challenge for parents ...
this adds up to a tablet that is well-equipped for seamless usage around the home, bringing together ...
. Huawei is the largest China-based networking and telecommunications equipment supplier, and the second-largest supplier of mobile telecoms infrastructure equipment in the world (after Ericsson). Like Huawei, ZTE is headquartered in Shenzhen; it is the second-largest Chinese telecoms equipment maker, measured by 2011 revenues ...
', including Hovis and Bisto. Indeed, for many household brands, the big TV creative will remain key ... that people will not use social-media platforms to interact with mundane household products. ...
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.