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Digiday Questionnaire: Barry Lowenthal
Saya Weissman 04.04.2012The Media Kitchen’s Barry Lowenthal wants faster mobile service and loves Instagram. See his answers to the Digiday Questionnaire.
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Retailers Flunk Tablet Test
Giselle Abramovich 04.04.2012Surprisingly many retail giants are way behind in crafting strategies for the iPad era.
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The Digiday Questionnaire with Rob Norman
Saya Weissman 03.30.2012Modeled after the Proust Questionnaire, the Digiday Questionnaire is meant to be a way to get to know key people in digital media and their views on the industry. First up is GroupM’s Rob Norman.
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Top Brands Feel Their Way on Tumblr
Josh Sternberg 03.28.2012Until Pinterest became the belle of the digital ball, Tumblr was the one everyone courted. Tumblr still holds plenty of interest to brands, even if it isn’t totally clear to them just what to do.
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Is AR Growing Up?
Giselle Abramovich 03.26.2012There are right ways of doing something and there are wrong ways. Using augmented reality just for its “wow” factor isn’t the way to go. Read on to find out the right approach.
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Silicon Valley’s ‘Acqhire’ Boom
Josh Sternberg 03.15.2012Twitter buys Posterous, Encylopaedia Britannica says bye to print. Check out this and other publishing news you may have missed this week.
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BBH’s Side of the Story on Homeless Hotspots
Saya Weissman 03.15.2012BBH Labs’ Saneel Radia took time with Digiday to answer some questions and hopefully to clarify what BBH’s intentions were with Homeless Hotspots.
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Content Wars: Creation vs. Curation
Saya Weissman 03.13.2012Ad Age journalist Simon Dumenco has formed the Council on Ethical Blogging and Aggregation in hopes of standardizing best practices for bloggers and journalists when it comes to curating and using other people’s content.
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Why the Ad World Flocks to SXSW
Jack Marshall 03.09.2012Brands and agencies are flocking to Austin this weekend, but is it really a must-attend event, or just a good excuse to party?
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The Startup Bubble
Brian Morrissey 03.06.2012Foundry VC Seth Levine is fed up with cocky entrepreneurs who haven’t accomplished much of anything.
