Despite the fact Lord Puttnam’s amendments to the Defamation Bill are not likely to pass into law, the damage done as a result of the political gamesmanship looks like being very great indeed says Raymond Snoddy.
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Over the past 30 years the world has been rewired, giving birth to an always-on experience of human life that brings together flesh, blood and data – and now machine to machine technology has awakened. What, exactly, will this mean for brands? Michael Bayler, strategist and author, Bayler & Associates, investigates.
‘Brand Discovery Index’ ranks relative power of online and offline in 31 markets – showing that digital and social are more powerful in emerging markets and search critical in developed countries.
The BBC catch-up service will be available for Windows mobile devices to download, after it was last week revealed that over 44 million people access iPlayer via smartphone.
Channel 4’s Black Mirror has captivated viewers with its technology-obsessed dystopian futures. But these cautionary tales should also act as a warning to brands as they continue to embrace the world of digital argues the Media Native
Future Foundation’s Karen Canty has been on a storytelling mission – learning about its history and development – and why today it is so important for brands. So what can businesses learn from this simple, inbuilt human prerogative?
UK fixed broadband in 2012 reached 65% of UK premises, with 81% of the population now online – the second highest result in Europe according to Ofcom.
It’s just typical, isn’t it? You’ve just spent the last few weeks huddled around the TV with your family, hoping to enjoy an hour of drama dealing with the gritty details of a murdered child but to no avail.