Over the last two instalments I have looked at how user experiences, emotional and physical, have a bearing on finding the right method of communicating. Behavioural advertising as effective as it can be, will still be limited to the final placement of the advert; the message may be correct in terms of sequence to the [...]

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Last time I discussed how understanding the mind-set of the user was key to developing effective campaigns. If this is not embraced and understood within one medium, i.e. the web, then we will have no chance in the new world of multiplicity. Convergence is going to be the essence of web 3.0. No longer limited to [...]

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Blyk Mobile Brands

One of the things I have discussed before is that the future of advertising will be in permission-based relationships between an advertiser and their prospective client, i.e. you and me, and not an Orwellian dictatorial approach of assumption by back-handed tracking techniques. A user will discern at a point of engagement whether to pay for content (individually [...]

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Microsoft has announced plans for a single sign-on for its Windows Live services and making it possible for users to sign up for an ID from a mobile device. The Windows Live ID concept is to allow users to unify multiple sign-ons through a single ID and password that will link all the various Windows [...]

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