The viral video is dead. Long live the social video
18 Oct 2012
Social video should be a key part of a media plan, demanding high production values and big budgets, Andrew Stirk writes.
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WHY: Mick Pollard is a traditional signwriter. His advertising credits include the current Kettle Foods campaign, for which he hand-painted each print execution.
Social video should be a key part of a media plan, demanding high production values and big budgets, Andrew Stirk writes.
Will the site's new channels prove a game-changer, Alasdair Reid asks.
Social Media Week last week placed the medium firmly under the spotlight, featuring an array of events from niche social media consultancies to technology giants. Leo Ryan and Alex Miller consider their takeaways.
Alasdair Reid meets Matt Mills, one of the brains behind Aurasma, whose initiatives are generating serious industry buzz.
Paul Armstrong examines how this emerging territory will evolve.
Tom Roberts warns 'Facebook fakers' that the number of 'likes' brands manage to accumulate is not the best measure of social media success.
Are consumer titles too slow to roll out tablet editions, Alasdair Reid asks.
Diet Coke is the most prominent, with Coca-Cola in second place.
A look at the performance of BMW in social media over the past four months