MediaFuturist: The Future of Marketing in a Broadband Culture (presentation at FoDM London)

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June 16, 2010

The Future of Marketing in a Broadband Culture (presentation at FoDM London)

Here is the PDF from today's presentation at EConsultancy's Digital Marketing event in London: low resolution / quick download version (use slideshare to get the high resolution download, 25MB): Download Future of Marketing in a Broadband Culture FoDM LowRes Gerd Leonhard

The Future of Marketing in a Broadband Culture (FoDM Conference London)

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Posted by Gerd Leonhard at 01:26:45 PM in Advertising Trends, Attention Economy, Branding, Broadband Culture, Conferences, Consumer Insights, Content 2.0, Data is the new Oil, Decentralization, Disruption, End of Control, Friction is Fiction, Future of Advertising, Future of Agencies, Future of Business, Future of Marketing, Future of PR & Communications, Future of Selling, Google, Leadership, Link Economy, Marketing2.0, Mobile Advertising, MY PRESENTATIONS, Open Is King, Open Network Economy, Privacy, Real-Time Web, Sharism, Social Advertising, Social Media, The Cloud, Trends, Trust, Twitter

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