The future of creativity in an automated world
As marketing becomes increasingly automated, brands need to ensure creativity and innovation don’t suffer as a result.
As marketing becomes increasingly automated, brands need to ensure creativity and innovation don’t suffer as a result.
During a recent episode of This Week in Startups, Blockchain CEO Peter Smith told host Jason Calacanis that a “top 30” government will issue a digital currency within 24 months.
That’s one of the possibilities raised by an announcement of a multilevel alliance between the two companies.
Enterprises should explain the business potential of blockchain, artificial intelligence (AI) and augmented reality (AR).
Dwayne Chambers, CMO of P.F. Chang’s, spoke about working in a kitchen, listening to social media and why diners don’t care about marketing.
It’s not pretty out there in AgencyLand… but what’s coming down the line? Change.
The tech could solve myriad issues pertaining to ad fraud and non-transparency, but would be yet another disruption to an industry still scrambling to achieve digital transformation.
Now when you do a search on Google, you’ll get a preview of relevant videos directly in the results, so you have a better idea of what you’re about to watch before you tab.
New York City-based blockchain ad tech firm MadHive thinks so.
API integrations with 19 new partners are aimed at helping marketers more easily manage and track LinkedIn campaigns.