Renowned as the people’s champion – Robin da Hood is up to something methinks.
Find out just a little bit more at http://robindahood.com.au/
Google appears to have, intentionally or not, started its own meme (as if the ‘Googling’ generized synonym for search wasn’t enough).
In December Google USA soft-launched a series of 30-60 second videos on their youtube.com/searchstories channel – where a series of internet searches a woven together to create a short story. A couple are clever, some plain odd.
Yesterday the most popular of seven Google created clips – Parisian Love – aired during the Superbowl. This itself was a clever tactic for choosing the most likely TVC to air, as of the seven Google created videos Parisian Love was by far and away the most popular (about 20 times more popular than the next, prior to the national Superbowl spot). Read more

From an advertising point of view it has always surprised me how relatively long (it is only 3 years since YouTube launched in Australia) for the YT ad product to evolve. Of course this evolution is very much in keeping with the Google philosophy of user experience first; ads, monetisation and revenue second.
So, it was great to see yesterday a raft of new ad positions; many of which are engaging prominent homepage placements and video overlays (which are served only over professional content) and which were all clearly developed with a users experience in mind. In addition there are a load of new and quite sexy channel features now available for advertisers including video carousel galleries, video walls and for the adventurous an ability to create custom gadgets. Read more
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Wow, awesome, spectacular…. a few words that have been used to describe the movie of the moment – Avatar. I’ve seen it, you’ve probably seen it, and well yeah IMHO it’s deserved of its accolades. But that’s not the point of this post.
Moreover 20thCentury FOX are a client and as such we have been keenly following the way WoM and buzz for this film has grown from the release of the first snippets and teasers through its release date and now well into its cinematic release and arguably history making run at highest grossing film of all time. Read more
Google’s version of real-time search was unveiled today, where ‘live’ search results are displayed via AJAX on the search results page.
At first glance, it’s a pretty nice execution, blending real-time with relevance, rather than just real-time, which is the focus of all new social/real-time search engines.
We recently passed the hat around the media team at ZEDO to see what people thought would be the hot topics for digital in the upcoming year 2010.
Whilst there are some old favourites in the mix, mobile and personalisation, the scope of these rather broadly talked about themes is now beginning to take on a more defined shape and it’s a little easier perhaps to now identify where this growth will actually come from.
Our list for trends to watch goes something like this:
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