Based in London, The Actionable Futurist and former Global Managing Partner at IBM, Andrew Grill is a popular and sought-after presenter and comementator on issues around digital disruption, workplace of the future and new technologies such as blockchain. Andrew is a multiple TEDx and International Keynote Speaker.
Peggy Anne Salz, my good friend and fellow blogger over at MSearchGroove (where I write occasional guest columns) has posted this week on a subject dear to my heart – that of the need for [...]
I caught this story in New Media Age, and thought it worth repeating. I know Claire from MindShare, she is lovely – and I rate her as one of the agency side people who really [...]
Just a heads up to all London Calling readers. Today I participated in a very lively and interesting roundtable hosted by Mobile Europe Magazine and sponsored by Gigafone on “How to [...]
I had a chat to the mippin guys yesterday about a new offering which they are releasing today – more below. Mippin, the mobile content discovery service, today heralds a new era of [...]
Russian mobile advertising pioneer Gigafone unveiled as sponsor of the world’s biggest global mobile short film festival. 21st January 2009, Moscow Russia: Gigafone, the leading Russian [...]
Just a heads up about the next Digital Loungers event in London on January 28th where yours truly will be speaking. More details below but apparently the event is sold out but there is a waiting [...]
Over at mjelly, you will find this week’s Carnival of the Mobilists. James has thoughtfully split up this weeks best posts in mobile into several discrete sections. On the mobile market, [...]
I was settling into my seat on a BMI Airbus A320 heading to Moscow on Thursday night from London, and I reached above my head to turn on the light switch above my seat. Imagine my surprise when I [...]
I was honoured to be interviewed on camera by Jonathan MacDonald about mobile advertising as part of the everysingleoneofus project. I rarely watch myself back on video but I was very pleased [...]
I caught an interesting article in the Financial Times which outlines a report from the IPA on how media agencies are slow to embrace the online world. Quoting from the report The Institute of [...]
