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By the time you read this, this year's Media360 event will be well under way in East London's ExCel - now positioning itself as an acclaimed Olympic venue, no less. Conference fatigue aside, never has the event's concept felt so appropriate.
Buried among the vocal criticism and glut of vapourware reported from CES, the world's biggest consumer electronics show, held in Las Vegas earlier this month, a few stories emerged where augmentation in several forms seemed to be inching closer to becoming more useful and, well, 'real'.
Nokia and Microsoft's Lumia 920 smartphone might help the pair regain ground in a sector where Apple is losing its air of insouciance
How will well-known brands cope with the increasing number of challenges posed by new and disruptive technologies, asks David Finlay, managing consultant, digital, Purple.
When working on their brand strategies most marketers don't take IT into consideration, yet major brand failures in 2012 have demonstrated its importance, writes Christine Gebauer, UK manager, Paessler.
Evidence is mounting that less really is more when it comes to the effective presentation of data.
Will Sony pay the price for taking its eye off the ball, asks Lee Powney, chief commercial officer, KAE.
There is so much more to 3D than just film and games, writes Michael Aneto, head of strategic planning, Perfect Fools.
Inviting customers to be part of the experience of creating a product can reap big rewards, writes Rob Hinchcliffe, community strategist, Th_nk.
Merry Christmas! Happy New Year! Festive Felicitations! This is my last column of the year, so I'm cramming in all my wishes now.
