The next 20 years of disruption in marketing (and everything else)
If you follow the money instead of the marketing services sector’s own narratives, change on a scale far larger than anything Google or Facebook have brou...
If you follow the money instead of the marketing services sector’s own narratives, change on a scale far larger than anything Google or Facebook have brou...
A week or so back, I was at the PRCA conferenceĀ The Future of PR, as part of a panel discussing how agencies are changing. Danny Whatmough had invited me to tak...
That universal device that is the smartphone continues to surprise us with new ways its sensors, processing power and connectedness can be deployed. A ne...
On the day Barack Obama was elected in the 2008, 1.8 million Tweets were posted. In 2012 that many Tweets were posted in the last 8 minutes or so [source]. The ...
Looking back at predictions that seem to have been far of the mark is diverting entertainment. Take these French visualisations of what like would be like in th...
The annual presentation of internet trends by long-time influential technology analyst and commentator Mary Meeker has become a kind of a “state of the we...
“A database of intentions” is how John Battelle described Google. It is a thrilling concept, at times unsettling, that you can see into the searchin...
Thanks to the brevity and immediacy of Twitter I have already Tweeted saying everyone needs to read the sources of inspiration for this post. So you’ll fo...