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October 27, 2009 by Simon Mainwaring

Starting this week, I’ll be sharing video interviews on my blog. There’ll also be a few other video options for you to choose from (just click on the red tabs under the video player to your right). There are five to choose from and I’ll be changing the content all the time. Here’s what they […]

Starting this week, I’ll be sharing video interviews on my blog. There’ll also be a few other video options for you to choose from (just click on the red tabs under the video player to your right). There are five to choose from and I’ll be changing the content all the time. Here’s what they …

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Filed Under: Advertising, Brands, Videos Tagged With: Advertising, Social media, Video

September 15, 2009 by Simon Mainwaring

I was driving down the 10 freeway in L.A. on Sunday with my kids when I saw the billboard above made out of flowers perched on the embankment. Its part of the Prius ‘Harmony’ campaign created by Saatchi, LA (led by Mike McKay and Andrew Christou), and I wanted to share why I think its …

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Filed Under: Advertising, Brands, Consumers Tagged With: Brands, Consumers, Toyota

July 6, 2009 by Simon Mainwaring

Uniquo, the tirelessly inventive Japanese design company that won the digital Titanium Grand Prix last year, had a fascinating t-shirt stand at the Cannes Festival last week. Each t-shirt had a simple panel stuck to the fabric that felt just a little bit thicker than the cotton shirt around it. A short animated sequence was …

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Filed Under: Advertising, Brands, Consumers Tagged With: Adjix, Advertising, Brands, Facebook, Future, MIT Media Lab, Nike, Social media, Twitter

March 13, 2009 by Simon Mainwaring

The Clute Institute recently published an paper entitled, ‘From Push to Pull: Emerging Models of Mobilizing Resources’. It examines the shift from traditional “push” models to emerging “pull’ models in terms of how we organize and manage business, and how that shift will affect the way businesses interact with consumers and social activity in the …

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Filed Under: Advertising, Consumers Tagged With: Advertising, Consumer, Market

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