Media veterans Bob Garfield and Doug Levy are at SXSW talking about a new era in marketing: the relationship era. And guess what? It's not with brands. I had the chance to catch up with them and explore their take on the future of marketing.
Everything I saw tech-wise with some of these amazing devices allows me to redefine CES from Consumer Electronics Show to Creatively Evolved Storytelling.
Detroit's mayor took a break from grappling with a financial crisis and battling with City Council to talk about his efforts to maintain recreation ce...
I met Brian on Sunday and all he told me was that he used to spin 80s and 90s hip-hop. Beats seemed pretty odd for a Seattle guy, but it turns out Br...
Marketers were out in force again this year, competing in a noisier than ever atmosphere. But for me, the brands who "won" SXSW were the ones who cut through the noise by telling their brand stories in the most actionable way possible.
David Sable is Global CEO of Y&R and a leading voice on marketing and digitlal communications. He writes at Weekly Ramble, and has also contributed t...
OMD Worldwide CEO Mainardo de Nardis sat down with AOL's David Bell to discuss the advertising industry, his experience in it, and what he thinks is c...
Alan Cohen spent over 20 years in TV marketing, advertising and promotion before moving to the agency side, first with Interpublic Group's Initiative ...
Mike Donahue spent more than 30 years at Saatchi & Saatchi before joining the American Association of Advertising Agencies. With a legendary decades-...
AOL Advertising sponsored Monday night's VIP event, the Advertising Week Opening Gala at Radio City Music Hall. Whether you were there in person or m...
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