Are we prepared for the next step in evolution?
Being alive is not a prerequisite for evolution. What will be our future? Continue reading Are we prepared for the next step in evolution?
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The hunt for premium
Uncovering what makes premium inventory more valuable to an advertiser? To a publisher? To a consumer? and should there even be a hunt for premium. Continue reading The hunt for premium
ACR, is the new magic!
Examples of automatic content recognition technology being used today and how this untapped technology could prime the media landscape to track content across in the future and yet-to-be invented platforms. Continue reading ACR, is the new magic!
Counting Sheep: The science of sleep
Why sleep matters and how sleep deprivation can have negative effects on both our physical and mental health. Continue reading Counting Sheep: The science of sleep
The look on our faces says it all
Facial recognition technology has grown significantly over the past few years, but will are we prepared to settle for the privacy vs. value trade-off? Continue reading The look on our faces says it all
Future of the age of context
Understand the technological drivers of change and how it will revolve around capturing and modelling the contextual situations in our lives. Continue reading Future of the age of context
A part of me dies when we fuel the EGO-system
Selfies have increased our desire to record a visual memory of our ‘being in the moment’. It is testing accepted cultural codes – one where it is perfectly ‘normal’ to capture, publish and share your daily life to anyone and everyone. But who’s looking? Continue reading A part of me dies when we fuel the EGO-system
Communicate persuasively
Identifying the unbreakable laws of communication and how to communicate persuasively. Continue reading Communicate persuasively
Confessions of a privacy pragmatist
An attempt to identify when personal is ‘too personal’ and what we may require as a trade-off between personalisation needs and our privacy concerns. Continue reading Confessions of a privacy pragmatist
Through the lens 