Peter Cervieri
- Peter Cervieri has written 326 posts for ScribeMedia.Org: The Business, Technology and Culture of Digital Media
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Betawave Attention Convention Part II
This panel from Advertising Week is an exploration of the pursuit of consumer attention in today’s media-saturated world through the lens of science, art, and business. Part one of this two hour session can be viewed here.
The Betawave Attention Convention
This panel from Advertising Week is an exploration of the pursuit of consumer attention in today’s media-saturated world through the lens of science, art, and business.
Social Media, Social Change
In this panel discussion from Advertising Week, join the The Ad Council and Google for an exploration of how innovative thinkers have harnessed the power of social media in the name of community action.
The New Mad Men: How Familiar Agencies Are Writing a New Business Model for a New Ad World
A panel discussion from Advertising Week with top global agency CEOs: How Familiar Agencies Are Writing a New Business Model for a New Ad World.
Kodak Image Makers: Creatives
In this panel discussion from Advertising Week, cutting edge creatives talk about the evolution and impact of digital.
BusinessWeek CEO roundtable - The Other Side of the Recession
In this Advertising Week panel discussion, Agency CEOs discuss how today’s economic climate will reshape the future of the advertising industry.
Effie Winning Strategies: Insights on Marketing Effectiveness for 2010
Cleve Langton, Chairman of the Global Effie Committee, presents insights and analysis used by the world’s most successful brands.
The Future is Now: Digital Video
Broadband video is re-defining the business of content production and distribution and re-shaping traditional $ models. This special Seminar from Advertising Week presents views from key players on the front lines of ground-breaking change.
Linkedin Recommendations
Cindy eats projects for breakfast and poops out the deliverable before lunchtime.
The Great ESPN.com Browser Crash
I’m not sure if anyone else who regularly reads ESPN.com has the same issues, but every day the site crashes my browser, whether I’m using Safari or Camino. I’ll have a bunch of tabs open, one of them on ESPN.com, click on a story, and….crash.
