When it comes to emerging technologies and how they will impact marketing, how do we heed the cynic’s glass half empty caution, while also embracing the optimist’s glass half full guidance? The realist’s answer is to experiment, scale and repeat, argues Essencemediacom UK’s head of media planning.
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