Think BR: Collaboration is key to media evolution
10 Sep 2012 | by Kate Miltner
We now live in a collaborative world where users can decide what goods they want and how they want them, writes Kate Miltner, lead planner, Jam.
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How can brands better utilise social video, asks Mads Holmen, planning director, goviral.
We now live in a collaborative world where users can decide what goods they want and how they want them, writes Kate Miltner, lead planner, Jam.
There are some strategies to employ and questions to consider if you think you've got content that can go viral, writes Tara Beard-Knowland, director, Ipsos ASI.
There's no magic formula for going viral; you just have to know your audience and be authentic, writes Kate Miltner, lead planner, Jam.
A marketer asked to produce a campaign guaranteed to 'go viral' is a marketer under pressure. There are options, however, says Will Harris, including a last-ditch attempt to talk your boss down from the ledge.
The UK leads the world in online advertising but the marketplace and the technology behind it are changing fast, writes the IAB's Guy Phillipson.
Partnerships between brands and musicians are becoming increasingly creative, writes Robin Lauffer, head of planning at The Bank.
Most people head to the Valley in search of more than just cash, writes AdGent Digital's Cameron Yuill.
Changes in the way users consume online video will force brands to increasingly see themselves as media companies, writes Jimmy Maymann, co-founder and chairman, Goviral.
There's been a lot of noise emanating from the South by Southwest Music, Film and Media conference this year. Nigel Gwilliam, digital consultant at the IPA, travelled to Texas, so you didn't have to.