The Visualization of Search

Posted in Cross-channel, Future Projections, RFID (Radio Frequency ID) by deandonaldson with No Comments

Apr2010 02
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Want to See the Future of Search? Better Look East Remember the day you first discovered Google search. Now, think back to what search was like before, using Altavista and Lycos. It was pretty painful stuff. Google with its plain vanilla HTML interface, simple black text, blue links and one sole graphic did nothing but [...]

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Addressable advertising: An inquiry into targeting individuals using RFID

Posted in 3 - Future Developments, Future Projections, Privacy Control, RFID (Radio Frequency ID), Ubiquitous Computing by deandonaldson with 3 Comments

Feb2010 10

Addressable advertising is the holy grail for marketers. Technology will bring both a total transparency into consumer life-cyles, as well as be able to ascertain predictive purchase habits, in order to deliver targeted messages to any screen, anywhere.

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Print is up the creek, without an iPad-dle

Posted in Advertising 3.0, Advertising Technology, Future Projections, Mobile, Print / eInk by deandonaldson with 2 Comments

Jan2010 28

Forget the Cupertino keynote, if you have missed GQ’s Men of the Year in the Christmas rush, then I recommend everyone download Condé Nast’s new GQ January 2010 app for the iPhone. Why? Because it’s a great example of the future of interactive design. I’ve said it before and I will say it again; the [...]

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Addressable Advertising: Online Defence

Posted in 3 - Future Developments, Future Projections, RFID (Radio Frequency ID), Ubiquitous Computing by deandonaldson with No Comments

Dec2009 20
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Could you sum up the issue you’re providing a solution for in your project? The problem at hand is two-fold. Advertising needs to become more efficient and can do so afforded by technology. Huge consumer backlash over fear of invasion of privacy afforded by technology, which has now reached 3,500 revs and the turbo & [...]

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