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Monday, Jun 02
A Trip to HBO Ends in...
...Sex and The City. A friend and HBO employee invited me to the in-house showing of the just-debuted last installment of the show, which got me thinking. Thinking about convergence. It's everywhere in advertising. The mad rush to digital, mobile and web-whatever is not unlike SATC's move to the big screen. And the same troubles you'd expect with a TV show going movie happens with traditional going to new advertising. As consumers, we expect the same product we want to see the same thing we experienced in a 30 second spot to translate online. But can it? How are you, as addies, recreating your brands in new media? Can you expect the same results online? As a virulent moviegoer, I try not to miss anything (hence my spending more than two hours at HBO), and I have to say the film was interesting. Not my style, but interesting. Nonetheless, it's just a question and I'm hoping you can answer it can you expect the same results in traditional as in new? Email This Post |
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