In 1996, for a while, I ran a cybercafe from a music store on Karangahape Road in Auckland – Cyberculture. I used to spend plenty of time down the store anyway, as it was a hub of electronica awesomeness, so it seemed like a good excuse to spend even more.
The store had a basic [...]
Cyber Cafe
Dancing about architecture (Auckland, March 2009)
I presented this in March 2009 at the Digital Media Summit in Auckland on behalf of my employer Shift.
It was originally called, From story telling to play – the co-creative future of media but as usual by time it was locked in I had a more poetic and less descriptive title.
The conference programme description was,
Story [...]
From story telling to play – the co-creative future of media (Auckland, March 2009)
In March 2009 I’ll be presenting at the Digital Media Summit in Auckland on behalf of my employer Shift.
Story telling is a timeless aspect of great media and indeed great marketing. The digital revolution has grown the ability of every person to tell and disseminate stories whether via text, photography or video. Brands are now [...]
New Media Consumption (Auckland, August 2007)
I presented at the Digital Media & Content Summit on behalf of my employer Shift in August of 2007.
I explored the shifts in consumption patterns of media by modern consumers and how media producers and publishers should tailor their future activities to address these. Rather than simply detailing how people use media today I explored [...]
Sunday at the Markets (Auckland, May 2008)
I presented at the 2008 Interactive Marketing Summit on behalf of my employer Shift in May of this year.
In this presentation I explored what makes a good good marketer in the digital age. I explored the historical eras of marketing and draw parallels between digital marketing and the resurgence of farmer’s markets in cities globally [...]
