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Continue reading →Using ChatGPT, I wrote a musical called “Hamilton” based on Lewis Hamilton’s shock shift to Ferrari.
Continue reading →Explore the transformative world of Artificial Intelligence Experience (AIX), which promises to improve user experience – but businesses have to get on board.
Continue reading →The challenge of obsolescence looms over connected products. A minimum future feature set could ensure their core functionalities endure.
Continue reading →AI’s role in Hollywood is evolving. From AI screenwriters to AI twins to personalised films, technology is reshaping the future of film and entertainment
Continue reading →AI is here to stay. Advertising professionals who publicly mock AI are essentially crafting their own public epitaphs.
Continue reading →I had a great chat with Ahron Young from Ticker television just after the news broke that Facebook had banned news publishers from sharing their content on the platform
Continue reading →The businesses that have done well have been responsive to change had a mindset that valued adaptability and versatility
Continue reading →I had a great chat with legendary TV journalist and newscaster George Donikian from The Informer about the Facebook news media dispute.
Continue reading →Journalism is vital to a thriving and healthy society. However, print media management have failed to provide an appropriate business model to monetise quality journalism.
Continue reading →My top three digital trends to watch in business in 2021
Continue reading →Victoria will be the home of the only startup fund of funds in Australia. Israel’s startup nation was boosted by Yozma. NZ has NZVIF. Now Australia has the Victorian Startup Capital Fund.
Continue reading →PHI should be the central concierge that gathers data in order to better diagnose or prevent health issues.
Continue reading →What if we had the option of enhancing our reading space? Imagine a personal reading room where the environment changed, enhancing and exaggerating the experience…
Continue reading →This is so interesting – how do you increase the value of a company? By increasing profits? Or by increasing the perceived value (not necessarily…
Continue reading →Apple News desktop app is very good. It automatically finds newspaper and magazine subscriptions and imports them into the app. The “Evening Digest” is excellent….
Continue reading →We just received our Apple Homepod at PENSO Melbourne – ahead of the rest of the world. I’ve pivoted to video (for this one post).
Continue reading →More on the Subscription Economy. This time, the automotive industry. We’re used to paying a monthly fee for roadside assistance. We’re used to paying a…
Continue reading →In the past supercomputing was only accessible to large corporations who could afford to fork out tens of millions of dollars to set them up….
Continue reading →Location based games, such as Geocaching, are gaining worldwide popularity. Geocaching is a worldwide treasure hunt that’s becoming a huge craze all over the world….
Continue reading →I’ve compiled a list of 20 trends for communicators for the next 12 months. Enjoy! 1. True Digital Communications What many people in our industry…
Continue reading →I have been quoted in a new piece in Campaign Asia Magazine on Social Gaming. Here’s a link to the piece: Campaign Asia April 11 Social…
Continue reading →Every so often, a technology comes along that redefines competition within markets: Email redefined the way people communicate, and in doing so, undermined the letter…
Continue reading →What makes things popular? Often, new stuff is popular, just because it’s new. It’s there – and it wasn’t there before. It doesn’t necessarily mean…
Continue reading →How adland is cutting Big Media out of the future: a great piece from Wired on the Tribal DDB / Monopoly City Streets Massive Multiplayer…
Continue reading →Why don’t more people use RSS? Let’s start at the beginning, with an answer to the question: “What is RSS?” The best way to describe it…
Continue reading →I’m is quoted in this Patrick Stafford piece in SmartCompany. It’s about Twitter’s appalling churn rate of over 60%. Some of the reasons why Twitter’s retention…
Continue reading →According to Nielsen, Twitter is most popular with 35-49 year olds, with teens barely rating on the Twitter popularity scale: Twitter Doesn’t Smell Like Teen Spirit…
Continue reading →A great piece on how Google, and changing media consumption habits are changing the way we think – literally. Is Google Making Us Stupid?
Continue reading →Apple TVs are SO COOL! Now they’ll be able to stream YouTube straight to your TV. And soon enough, Joost and other online video services….
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