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New Content Discovery Metaphors

John Gilles
VP, Media & Entertainment

  01:05 John Gilles<br/>VP, Media & Entertainment

Primetime Emmy Awards For Interactive Media

Method

26 Apr 2008
What are you waiting for? Go for the gold! Start writing your acceptance speech!

Living in a (Branded) Material World

Robbie Vann-Adibe
Co-CEO

  01:04 Robbie Vann-Adibe<br/>Co-CEO

The Slow March of Traditional Media Toward the Sea Continues

Chris Schmidt

19 Apr 2008
All signs are pointing in the same direction, and that direction is towards a substantial spending shift in advertising towards interactive media.

Creating the Future

Vince Santo
GM, New York

  01:14 Vince Santo<br/>GM, New York

Content Strategy

John Gilles
VP, Media & Entertainment

  00:31 John Gilles<br/>VP, Media & Entertainment

Unified Brand Experiences

John Gilles
VP, Media & Entertainment

  01:23 John Gilles<br/>VP, Media & Entertainment

No Choice But To Innovate

Chris Tacy
Chief Innovation Officer

  00:35 Chris Tacy<br/>Chief Innovation Officer

Why Getting Rid of Your Car Doesn't Sound So Scary...

Adam Dole

11 Apr 2008
Americans love their cars. So what would it take for people to actually get rid of their vehicle?

Social Networking

Jennifer Crakow
Director, User Experience

  00:38 Jennifer Crakow<br/>Director, User Experience

Utilizing Emerging Platforms

Robert Murdock
Creative Director

  00:33 Robert Murdock<br/>Creative Director

Design-Led Innovation

Evelyn Wang

15 Apr 2008
If at the heart of design is the endeavor to solve a problem, then in theory, there are as many opportunities for design as there problems to solve.

Is "The Big Idea" Dead?

Chris Tacy

10 Apr 2008
For decades we've all talked about The Big Idea. It has become half Holy Grail and half Sacred Cow.

Interacting With Your Television

John Gilles,
VP, Media & Entertainment

  00:28 John Gilles,<br/>VP, Media & Entertainment

Opening Up the Living Room

Jennifer Crakow

14 Aug 2008
In our current world of un-conferences, regular meet-ups, and foo-camps, I easily forget about how unidirectional traditional conferences can be.