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by Jean-Francois Belisle on January 18, 2011
The right-wing is growing in popularity in the United States, Ben Ali is finally kicked out of Tunisia. Greece, Ireland, Portugal and Iceland are leaning toward bankruptcy, Fidel Castro will die soon, Duvalier is back in Haiti, and India and China are continuing to embrace capitalism. It smells change! It smells revolution! But what about [...]
Tagged as: Ashton Kutcher, brand, Collaborative filtering, Communication, Jeff Bezos, marketing, Marketing revolutions, Martin Lindstrom, Paco Underhill, Retailing experience, Revolution, Revolutions, Social media, Social media monitoring
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by Jean-Francois Belisle on May 6, 2009
The famous expression “Big Brother is watching you”, directly taken from George Orwell’s visionary book entitled 1984, written in 1948 and published in 1949, hits the field of marketing one more time. And this time, in-store advertisers are the “evil” marketers involved. In this way, in-store advertisers have started to use facial recognition software incorporated [...]
Tagged as: ad targeting, advertiser, behavioral targeting, display, facial recognition, information gathering, intelligent displays, intelligent technology, interactive advertising, interactive bilboards, interactive technology, Paco Underhill, technology
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