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The Steve Jobs dilemma: digital advocacy vs low-tech parenting
Abhay Kumar
28 November 2014, 10:56AM

Steve Jobs techAs one of the architects of our technological present, Steve Jobs was undeniably a champion of new media, but like many of us in the industry he was also mindful of the effects that the digital world would have on his children and sought to be a lo-fi parent.

Video content will be dominated by 'real people with passion' in 2015
Clare Hill
28 November 2014, 10:07AM

Clare HillThis week's International Content Marketing Summit demonstrated the richness and diversity of the content marketing industry.

And in 2015, the industry is set to build on the 30% growth it witnessed this year. So what are the key trends we can expect to see next year?

Marketing needs to switch from macro to multi-micro
The Wall
28 November 2014, 9:05AM

Orange segmentsUnilever has recently gotten into a rather bad habit. At the end of every commercial from Dove, Bertolli and Lipton, as well as all of its other hundreds of brands, sits the Unilever logo. Brand authenticity is replaced by a distinctly corporate feel, writes Jan Rijkenberg, founder BSUR Group.

Standing out in today's content meritocracy
David Foggin
27 November 2014, 9:21AM

Pineapple AirbnbWhat's pineapple got to do with content marketing in November? Ask Airbnb.

It has just boosted its content marketing assets with Pineapple - a high-end 128-page travel magazine, rich in content without advertising support. Has it done the right thing? It all depends on the quality of the offering.

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