Asia is a big place. While digital media are thriving on the world’s largest continent, local differences in culture, infrastructure and access mean there’s no one-size-fits all approach for brands. TNS Australia’s Carolyn Childs breaks down the rules of digital engagement.
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Brand Olympics: The Best Marketing Campaigns of the 2010 Vancouver Winter Games
Officially, the way for brands to earn the spotlight at the upcoming 2010 Olympic Winter Games is sponsorship. But some brands are finding creative ways to position themselves near the aura of the rings. Local Sparksheet columnist Charlene Rooke reports on the best marketing campaigns of Vancouver 2010.
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The Future of Branded Entertainment: Q&A with Brent Friedman
As executive producer of MTV’s Valemont, Sony’s Woke Up Dead, and other branded transmedia projects, Brent Friedman obliterates the line between broadcast and interactive media. In a special interview for Sparksheet, content marketer Russell Sparkman spoke to him about brand integration and the art of creating “universes worthy of devotion.”
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New Marketing Man: Q&A with Chris Brogan
You’ve heard of Chris Brogan. His New York Times bestseller, “Trust Agents” (with Julien Smith), was one of the biggest marketing books of 2009. His business blog ranks on the Technorati Top 100. To ring in the New Year, we spoke to him about travel brands, corporate blogging and how the Internet is a lot like “hamburger helper.”
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Lufthansa Diary: Brand Lessons From a Day In Flight
Some would view a 19-hour flight in economy as an ordeal. Travel writer Charlene Rooke sees it as an opportunity to assess an airline’s brand, on the ground and in the air.
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Multitasking Makes You Stupid: The Case for Outsourcing Content
Author-blogger Joe Pulizzi is one of the sharpest content evangelists on the Web. In this year-end post, he explains why brands ought to outsource their content and poses the eternal question: Is your content stupid?
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