A Fresh Ferocious Wave/Podcast
A Conversation with David Carr
[column]David Carr defines the “fresh, ferocious wave” that will reinvent media, says that news is “a killer app” and that city news coverage is in the biggest jeopardy.[/column]
Imagination's multi-media book examining
the future of the publishing industry.
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The Beauty of Data
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Is the future hyper or mindful?
Consumers are seeking simpler lifestyles and spending more mindfully than ever. Continue reading
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In a bottomless sea of statistics, data visualization is helping brands—and consumers—cut through the clutter. Continue reading
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Mobile Media: Chicago’s Gaztro-Wagon
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Search Engine Overload
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Rebecca Rolfes on the Association Revolution
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