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One of the oldest car brands in the world, Ford is leading the pack when it comes to new media. Fast Company even named the automaker as one of this year’s top 10 “Most Innovative Companies” in mobile technology, alongside Amazon and… more
The new Sex and the City movie has been skewered by critics, but bad writing isn’t the only thing tarnishing the beloved television brand. Media watcher Aymar Jean Christian looks at how the film’s producers bungled what the TV show excelled at… more
With more and more people watching TV on the Internet, reading magazines on their e-reader and playing games on their smart phone, the terms “old media” and “new media” are becoming meaningless. Jacqueline Parker reports on how smart brands… more
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… more
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