Jonathan Barnard Head of Forecasting
Our sister agency Razorfish has just published an excellent report on consumer engagement called Liminal. The change marketers face today is different than what has come before, in both its pace...
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Jonathan Barnard Head of Forecasting
First 3D took off at the cinema before moving into the living room with the rise of 3D televisions, now it is coming to mobile phones – and without the need...
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Jonathan Barnard Head of Forecasting
STOCKHOLM: Swedish broadcaster TV4 Group has reported its best-ever yearly earnings, with 2010 operating profit rising 26 percent to SEK 807 million ($124.2 million). See worldscreen.com for more
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Jonathan Barnard Head of Forecasting
We have produced monthly Trends videos this year with Moxie Interactive. Check out our review of all the trends and developments from 2010 here:
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Jonathan Barnard Head of Forecasting
Zed Digital have produced a video review of the year in PPC for 2010. Richard Taylor and Carlos Ramos discuss:
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Jonathan Barnard Head of Forecasting
ZenithOptimedia Global CEO Steve King discusses the latest ZenithOptimedia advertising forecasts with Julia Boorstin on CNBC.
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Jonathan Barnard Head of Forecasting
This month ZenithOptimedia and Moxie Interactive are looking at Cloud based computing. Emily Knab, Rhiannon Apple, Romulo Cavalcanti, Greg Steen and Win Zolkipli are your guides.
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Jonathan Barnard Head of Forecasting
Google have implemented Instant Search. Zed Digital International Director, Richard Taylor, interviews Zed Digital Head of Paid Search, Carlos Ramos and Performics Head of SEO, John Hones, on the implications for...
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Jonathan Barnard Head of Forecasting
This month the ZenithOptimedia Moxie Trends video looks at Apps. Mobile apps, Facebook apps, robot apps and more! Rhiannon Apple, Emily Knab, Simeon Spearman, Andreas Floor, Adam Chalk and Greg Steen...
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Jonathan Barnard Head of Forecasting
• We have upgraded our forecasts for all regions in 2010. • Our forecasts for 2011 have increased from 4.5% to 4.6%, but this now represents a mild slowdown from the...
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