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by John D. Hayes
First there was the Web. Then Web 2.0. Then the Social Web. Beyond the buzzwords, what role is Social taking on in the marketing mix of big brands? If the heady, early days of the Social Web are behind us, what lies ahead?
by Brian Solis, Christina Warren and Bryan Srabian
Mobile, social and real-time information describe a new "golden triangle" for marketing, the apex of Social Consumer activity. This activity, today, spreads across at least three primary screens: TV, PC and phone. This multi-faceted geometry outlines the contours of marketing's future.
by Kris Duggan, Dan Kimball, Mathieu Nouzareth and Lee Boykoff
The separation between games and marketing is vanishing. In fact, the principles that have made online and multi-player games so addictive now hold promise for transforming the nature of advertising.
by Jeff Jarvis
Privacy as we have known it is dead... and that's a great thing. Unfettered sharing of information will bring us far greater benefits as individuals and across society, than locked down information ever did.
United States United States, New York
17th–18th October 2011