Jean Paul-Edwards

What might Web 4.0 look like and should you be preparing?

Jean Paul-Edwards, OMD's executive director for futures examines how brands should approach Web 4.0 and the likely impact of increasingly sophisticated connected data.

Mike Caprio

Still site-serving video? It's costing you

Agencies who site-serve their clients’ videos are losing value in campaigns, according to Mike Caprio, DG Video Fusion's VP of video, broadcast & connected devices.

Adam Kleinberg

Focus on a 'return on awesome' and beat brand commoditisation

Brands need to look beyond ROI and understand that not everything is quantifiable, says Adam Kleinberg, traction's chief executive.

Lee Puri

Man and machine? Why people and technology matter

Media IQ Co-Founder Lee Puri explores the potential to drive customisation by combining cutting-edge technologies with manual intervention.

Philip Rooke

Are YouTubers showing us an evolution in online engagement?

Spreadshirt CEO Philip Rooke demystifies 'Engagement 3.0' and looks at what brands could learn from YouTube stores.

Skip Brand

UK marketers plan to up digital spending, invest in social

New survey by Martini Media and iMedia UK reveals that marketers plan to spend nearly half of their budgets on digital this year.

Dan Brain

iMedia UK Summit top takeaways

Seamless integration, advanced social tactics and the new open era of digital communications were among key debates at the recent iMedia Digital Summit.

Ian  Hutchinson

Buffy the Nexus slayer?

Facebook is entering the battle for mobile dominance but it's weapon of choice isn't the new 'Buffy' handset, says Ian Hutchinson, Sony Mobile's former Director of Investment and Media.

Dan Brain

The UK's digital marketing seaside retreat

Eastbourne might be better known for its pier, tennis tournament and retirement-friendly entertainment than digital marketing but that all changes this spring with the return of the iMedia UK Digital Summit on 16-17 April.

Keith Pape

Why killing TweetDeck makes sense

Social and mobile enthusiasts should put their trust in the creativity of technologists rather than mourn the death of TweetDeck apps, says Keith Pape, VP Social, Mobile & Emerging Media at Ayzenberg Group.

Matt Gower

Making tablet advertising work for brands

Brands and publishers must work together to expand the tablet advertising inventory available and create more compelling rich media experiences in order to maximise the touchscreen opportunity, says Matt Gower Martini Media’s managing director for Europe.

Philip Rooke

Explaining the rise of curated shopping

Spreadshirt chief executive Philip Rooke explains how online fashion retailers are raising their personalisation game through curated shopping experiences.

Dan Brain

We Are Social boosts strategy offering with new appointments

We are Social has strengthened its strategy department with the appointment of ex-Wieden & Kennedy planner Jerome Courtial and the promotion of account director Jordan Stone.

Nerissa McDonald

What’s new with ad exchanges?

Changing technology and demand for improved targeting and ROI is transforming the way ad exchanges are used and measured, says Nerissa McDonald, Mediamind’s Director of Trading for EMEA.

Jim Houghton

What does the 2012 reporting season tell us about our world and the four dominant global players?

Results International partner Jim Houghton explains what can can be learned from the recent results of the big four global agencies.

James Kirkham

Survival of the swift

The advent of an 'Always On' culture is changing the face of digital marketing as we know it and helping savvy brands to gain competitive advantage, says James Kirkham, Managing Partner at holler.