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As we have wrapped up 2011 and look back on another great year for online, what are the digital media trends we need to watch in 2012? Beyond the continued rise of DSPs and much anticipated industry consolidation, here are the developments you need to be tracking. HTML 5 Now that Adobe has killed Flash [...]

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Over the last century we have watched marketing seamlessly glide from mass-media through social-media and ever more so in to an incredibly intimate-media. As a result the biggest topic in the advertising industry right now is the ever-changing definition of privacy; after all, who does own all that data? As we head into an era [...]

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“Have you ever seen an ad like this… anything close?” (cue: canned laughter) This is how Steve Jobs ended his first demonstration of iAd using HTML 5 at the recent iPhone OS4 event. Now I might be an Apple fan-boy, but sorry Steve, this time I really do think you are away with the pixies. [...]

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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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