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Tag Archives: media
Is there something in the driving seat that should be in the toolbox? Thoughts on a recent keynote by Rory Sutherland
Rory Sutherland was the keynote speaker at the Media Research Group annual conference recently. As usual it was a thought-provoking presentation and a whistle-stop tour of a thousand great ideas. Let me see what I can distil from it for … Continue reading
Posted in Business, Marketing, Media, People
Tagged Economics, Marketing, media, Media Research Group, MRG, Rory Sutherland
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How digital assistants will change media research between now and 2028
Recently I was invited to speak in a debate at the Media Research Group (MRG) conference in Bratislava. We had to imagine what media research would look like in 2028. I chose to concentrate on the effect digital assistants will … Continue reading
Posted in Conferences, Marketing, Media, People
Tagged Bratislava, conference, digital assistants, media, Media Research Group, MRG, research
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Tomorrow’s Advertising World: What will become of media context and gentle nudges?
Recently I finished a thought-provoking book called Homo Deus: A Brief History of Tomorrow by Yuval Noah Harari. The author theorises about the future of everything from democracy to longevity. What lessons did it have about the future of advertising … Continue reading
Posted in advertising, Behavioural economics, Media
Tagged advertising, behavioural economics, biology, Context, Homo Deus, media, psychology, technology
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Smelling Salts and Delicate Flowers – Are Conditions Right for Native Advertising?
This is an article I wrote for the Media Briefing about Content Marketing. In my last article for them I wrote about how lengthy, analytical pieces do well on the Internet (in the age of The Stream) so I felt … Continue reading
Posted in Marketing, Media
Tagged advertorial, BMW, church and state, Coca Cola, content marketing, delicate flower, DVorkin, Emily Bell, Flat Earth News, Forbes, Gerry Baker, Jay Rosen, measurement, media, media briefing, native, native advertising, neil sharman, newsbrands, newspapers, PR, press release, Public Relations, publisher, Raju Narisetti, Rubel, smelling salt, The Stream
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