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 the carnival comes to you from a city that has just hosted one of the word’s most famous sporting carnivals – the Wimbledon championships. Last time we hosted the Carnival, [...]
Yesterday in the Times Newspaper a great 16 page supplement from Raconteur Media was included on mobile marketing – with great quotes from a number of leading companies and figures [...]
I have been watching the Adfonic guys with interest since I met them in London prior to Mobile World Congress. I saw Paul and Wes last night at a function pre-launch and I asked them who they saw [...]
While not exactly mobile related, I received this interesting piece of news that Getty Images has teamed up with Flickr. According to the PR who sent me the details, “Getty Images embarked [...]
I met Aran Hamilton at Mobile World Congress, and he could not tell me much about his current project, but he has been in touch to reveal that Zoompass is now live. More from the release below [...]
As reported in Mobile Marketer Magazine by Giselle Tsirulnik, Unilever have been looking at the effectiveness of mobile coupons. Stephanie Kovner-Bryant, senior integrated marketing manager of [...]
I picked up this article in New Media Age about Nick Hynes, who successfully founded the Search Works has started a new mobile agency called SOMO. According to the article, the agency is also [...]
Brad Howarth, writing for B&T Magazine in Australia has published a “Top 50 Australian marketing blogs” list. Each year B&T look at the blogosphere in Australia and anoint [...]
Shown below is the video of the talk delivered in Amsterdam to an enthusiastic audience of 400 people at Mobile Monday on 1st June 2009 titled:“This time…it’s personal. How mobile challenges [...]
I received an interesting report from Jumiper – reproduced below. HAMPSHIRE, UK: June, 3rd 2009 — Advertising budgets for mobile channels are expected to buck the downward trend and [...]
