15 Nov 2012
Media buyers and outdoor agencies are not seeing the value of the digital screen network, its chairman tells Maisie McCabe.
What do experts from 11 companies think will be the next big thing(s) in digital?
Read and listen to what they have to say in essays and short films (via the links below) and see what happened when we brought them all together for a roundtable lunch debate.
Videos produced by Sarah Johnson
25 Jun 2010
| by Matt Dyke and Kevin Sutherland, AnalogFolk
Social technologies will give brands unprecedented access to groups of connected web users
25 Jun 2010
| by Martin Bailie, glue Isobar
Talk about 'digital' and channel-based silos should be things of the past. Organisations need to be structured around what's real, not what's easy
25 Jun 2010
| by Damian Ferrar and Katie Streten, Imagination
There are growing opportunities to link physical interactive experiences with mobile networks
25 Jun 2010
| by Giles Hedger and Marc Giusti, Leo Burnett
Clients need agencies that can see the broadest answers to problems
25 Jun 2010
| by James Devon and Graham Kerr, MBA
Potentially, it's good to be 'lighting many small fires' but at the same time, a brand can benefit from being properly defined by a single big idea
25 Jun 2010
| by Norm Johnston, Mindshare
The lines between 'old' and new media are about to become blurred, with TV primed to sit at the heart of our digital future
25 Jun 2010
| by Annette King and Emma de la Fosse, OgilvyOne London
Imagine how powerful the reams of data that digital marketing generates could be if made available to all in one location. If only such a place existed
25 Jun 2010
| by Jim Moffatt and James Temple, R/GA London
Controlling communications used to mean controlling the agenda until digital changed all that and super-connected citizens are dictating things