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.
This week’s Carnival of the mobilists is over at blog.mjelly.com Post of the week is from Carnival Regular Igor Faletski at Mobscure who has some real data from a recent project showing [...]
At the MMA mobile marketing forum in Budapest last week, I heard an excellent keynote on day 2 from Khurram Hamid who is Global Head of Mobile Marketing for Procter & Gamble. Now first off, [...]
Congratulations to the team at my old company, Seeker Wireless who have picked up the Vodafone Innovation Partner of the Year award from Vodafone New Zealand. As the one responsible for the [...]
At the MMA Mobile Marketing forum today in Budapest, I witnessed a truly excellent presentation from Alexandra Deutsch, Managing Director, Out There Media, and Matthias Grundböeck, Director [...]
The team at Spinning Around have again produced a list of the top 101 marketing blogs in the UK, and this list is based on the AdAge Power 150, the top UK bloggers on all things advertising and [...]
Hello from Budapest where I am attending the Mobile Marketing Association mobile advertising forum this week. Ahead of the conference 15 or so of had dinner in central Budapest tonight and [...]
I met up with James of the mjelly mobile 2.0 blog at the mashup event at BBH on Tuesday in London and he told me about a new site he’s just launched at mjelly.com (PC) and m.mjelly.com [...]
I was invited to a very interesting roundtable organised by Netimperitive, sponsored by Reactor Mobile and held at the offices of Blyk on Tuesday in London. The attendee list below is a [...]
This is being blogged on an HSDPA laptop – a Sony TZ31WN to be precise. Ever since Sony added HSDPA modems to their über lightweight laptop range I just had to have one. Not just because [...]
