Think BR: From Vegas to the world
15 Jan 2013 | by John Tigg
Tablets, giant TVs and a fridge that orders its own milk; Videology's John Tigg takes a walk round the halls at the Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas.
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Nick Thorogood, senior vice president, content & marketing, Scripps Network Interactive, EMEA, explains how Food Network became the number one lifestyle channel in the UK.
Tablets, giant TVs and a fridge that orders its own milk; Videology's John Tigg takes a walk round the halls at the Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas.
Media agency Mindshare gives its predictions for the year ahead.
We've seen some creative examples of outdoor ads in recent years; what will 2013 bring, asks Mike Troy, research director, Ipsos ASI.
Would a 45 minute slot at Mindshare's Huddle event be long enough to save newspapers, asks Brendan Judge, head of strategy, The Sun at News International.
The IPA is now helping Brazil to explore advertising effectiveness, writes Janet Hull, marketing director, IPA.
Not owning an iPhone means there's hope for those who don't work on the number one brands, claims Kim Jordan, planner, Arnold KLP.
Local TV channels are a big opportunity for brand advertisers, writes David Howard, head of planning, Fold 7.
Are young people losing the love of reading, asks Tunde Cockshott, creative consultant, Amaze.
With the festive ad season upon us again what do the supermarkets have in store for us, asks Daniel Pallett, planning director, Pulse Group.