Emotiv EPOC
14 Mar 2013
A device developed for brain-damaged patients could have a big impact on how we interact with the virtual world, Jeremy Lee writes.
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Smart wearable technologies have the potential to change the way we look at the world, but will they have a positive effect on consumers' lives or simply increase alienation, Dhrubo Paul asks.
A device developed for brain-damaged patients could have a big impact on how we interact with the virtual world, Jeremy Lee writes.
One gripe with digital is that, unlike a book or vinyl, it's not a tactile medium. Well, that may be about to change, Jeremy Lee says.
The release this week of the latest ABC six-month report charting the sales trends of the UK's leading magazines is causing fractures within the industry. Arif Durrani reports
Is more detailed data likely to transform the industry, Alasdair Reid asks
Its latest adspend forecast makes sobering reading, Alasdair Reid writes.
In its first full year as a merged agency, DLKW Lowe used 2011 to give a much-needed reboot to its creative department.
Probably the biggest news to hit M&C Saatchi during 2011 was the resignation of its executive creative director, Graham Fink, in May to run Ogilvy's Chinese operation. M&C Saatchi was not hasty in finding a replacement, having only recently appointed Profero's Elspeth Lynn, but it did not appear to...
As much as BT defined Maxus' 2010, if there was one word everyone associated with the agency last year, it was Barclays.
This is MBA's first school report, and its inclusion is testament to another year of progress made by the independent agency.