I am delighted to have been asked to contribute to the new “Point Zero” online magazine – just launched by Mark Johnstone from Point Zero Media.
Naturally, the magazine is not in paper form but in a easily readable online format.
It has a good cross section of articles covering a variety of “point zero” topics. Looking [...]
By Andrew Grill
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Posted September 5, 2009
in opinion
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Tagged Alan Flack, Alastair Mitchell, Amy Kean, Andrew Cooper, bmw, BMW social media, BMW X1, corporate social media, Cow, Damien Byrne, David Hogben, Dirk Singer, DMA, enterprise, enterprise 2.0, Freddie Laker, gypsii, huddle, IAB, IAB uk, IABUK, IBM, Jackie Fast, Jenni Lloyd, mark johnstone, meerkat, mma, mobile, mobile 2.0, mobile advertising, mobile social media, msearchgroove, Ninety Ten, Nixon McInnes, Nudge, Nudge London, online magazine, Paul Berney, peggy salz, Peter Wilson, Phil Guest, point zero, point zero media, Sage, Sage UK, Sapient, Selectminds, slideshare, social, social media, Sulake, t-mobile, this is cow, thisiscow, Tony Douglas, twitter, Wimbledon
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Interesting release from the team at Vodafone about their mobile advertising roll-out.
Some of the services coming up from Vodafone I have been personally involved with and it will be good to see Vodafone roll these out in a range of markets.
The full Vodafone release is here.
Vodafone announces today that it has fulfilled its ambition [...]
By Andrew Grill
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Posted May 13, 2009
in advertising
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Tagged Accor, Adidas, agencies, Allianz, BBVA, Beiersdorf, bmw, branded applications, brands, Burger King, Cadburys, china mobile, cisco, Citroen, Coca Cola, Diageo, Direct Line, Disney, Ford, General Motors, Heineken, hp, Ikea, lba, lbs, location based advertising, Lufthansa, L’Oreal, McDonalds, Mercedes, microsoft, mobile widgets, Mobilkom, Nestle, p&g, Proximus, Rick Fant, sky, Sony, Unilever, VF, Vodacom, vodafone, zonal marketing, zone detection
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I was invited to a very interesting roundtable organised by Netimperitive, sponsored by Reactor Mobile and held at the offices of Blyk on Tuesday in London.
The attendee list below is a who’s who of the mobile advertising ecosystem, and as such some very healthy and lively debate ensued.
The most common theme of the debate was “why [...]
By Andrew Grill
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Posted October 1, 2008
in opinion
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Tagged blyk, bmw, debate, dunnhumby, jonathan macdonald, mobile advertising, net imperitive, netimperitive, ogilvy, reactor mobile, roundtable, turkcell, vodafone, what is stopping mobile
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