Join 19 leading finance brands including Barclays, HSBC, AXA Wealth, MoneySuperMarket.com and Endsleigh Insurance and discover how to boost digital performance with engaging content and integrated cross-channel marketing strategies to optimise the digital customer journey in financial services.
Your opportunity to have conversations with the people who create the future. A three-day event jam packed with presentations and performances to delight, provoke and inspire - unleashing a vision of the world as it could be.
Bringing a whole new meaning to the phrase "a child could do that", Canadian ad agency, Grip Limited, celebrated their 10th birthday by putting 10-year-olds in charge for the day, working for real clients.
The results weren't too far off the normal day-to-day ad agency life - naps, games, junk food, creative ideas...and they made some actual ads too.
Enterprising Music, a free event, shines a spotlight on the opportunities that are opening up, through a mixture of keynotes, panel sessions with Q&A through to collaborative problem-solving sessions, the event brings together established entrepreneurs, industry experts with new startups and individuals looking to build their businesses.
The seventh annual Summit at Stanford, presented by AlwaysOn and Stanford Technology Ventures Program, is a two-and-a-half-day executive gathering that highlights the significant economic, political and commercial trends affecting the global technology industries.
The TV of Tomorrow Show 2007 and 2008 were
praised by sponsors, speakers and attendees not only as a true
"experts' conference" that attracted a veritable "who's who" of the interactive TV industry, but as a completely
unique and enjoyable experience. We are working hard to ensure that the
TV of Tomorrow Show 2009--which is already attracting an array of
high-powered speakers and which will feature a line-up of fascinating
entertainments--is even better.
Bringing together experts from across the UK in conversation with the general public. Topics include - next generation health care, e-Government, digital entrepeneurship, trust, secruity, e Society and the future of social networks.
June’s results showed an
overall increase in market confidence from May, coming in at 123.0 (up 1.4%).While specific confidence
in current market conditions continued to slide - as did faith in the
economic environment in six months time - the overall index reflecting sentiment
about conditions in the future increased, up to 126.1 (up 4.4% on
May's results show another fall in overall confidence - a drop in the Digital Pulse of 3.87%. However confidence in future conditions, 6 months from now, has fallen less, by only 2.5%.
From the figures, it could be tempting to conclude that feelings within the digital sector are on the slide but the index of future conditions may point to some light at the end of the tunnel. Although it's dropped, the figure is quite low and may indicate a general slowing of business rather than a race towards the edge of a cliff. Let's hope so!
The method for calculating the Digital Pulse has been adjusted to give a more accurate reflection of the industry's confidence, based on feedback from March's results. Using this new algorithm for both March and April's results, confidence dropped 2.5%, with most of the other indices showing small drops in confidence.
The UK’s digital media industries remain upbeat, with sustained confidence in employment opportunities and optimism about current market conditions, according to a new survey released today, 19th May 2008, by digital media community network Chinwag. (http://www.chinwag.com/digitalpulse/2008/03)
The results of the overall index indicate a positive outlook towards the current market position, with good confidence about the current market state and the wide availability of jobs within the market. Looking over the next six months however, this confidence slips 12.1 points (8.3%).