Online Video Rules OK

All the latest stats about online video, now the most popular online activity.

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Branson: Space Cadet or Dreamer?

We interviewed Sir Richard Branson at the delightfully trendy Haymarket Hotel

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An Aviva believer

We interview Aviva’s CEO in London for the yBC’s Financial Planning Channel

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Military Intelligence

yBC interviews SAP & JP Morgan on new school business intelligence

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Image caption: Mark Sinclair speaking at the On The Edge Live Digital conference, Congress Centre, London, 21 June 2012. Photograph courtesy of Natalie Bevins: www.nataliebevinsphotography.co.uk, from the UK Marketing Network website.

yBC speaking at the On The Edge Digital conference in London

On July 15, 2012 By

I was pleased to be invited to speak at the inaugural On The Edge Digital conference in London on the 21st June at the Congress Centre. My talk was on “Video - How to harness video to gain serious competitive advantage in any market,” which we know a little something about here at [...]

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Big ideas that got me thinking

On January 21, 2011 By

 

If you want to have your mind expanded about marketing issues I recommend you check out the shows coming out of Alterian’s recent Engaging Times summit in Chicago.

Interviewing the likes of Don Peppers, founder of Peppers and Rogers Group, and advertising’s elder statesman Stan Rapp, Chairman of Enguage, I was blown away [...]

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Video remains preferred social media activity

On December 3, 2010 By

If you’re wondering how business can relate to people on social media, I’d recommend taking a look at Universal McCann’s recent Wave 5 social media report. This research, as I’ve mentioned previously, began in 2006 and each new report reveals the changing nature of how people spend time on the internet.

In terms [...]

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New Wave report shows rise and rise of social media

On November 29, 2010 By

Far from being the domain of teenagers, mobile social networking is proving most popular with affluent, well-educated professionals (ie people who can afford a smartphone). This is just one of many nuggets of information about our global social media habits contained in Universal McCann’s latest Wave 5 report.

The Wave reports, a series [...]

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