There is an article over at IT Business Canada that I contributed a pov for. I guess with the holidays I forgot it was going out.
It talks about the changing attitudes of CMOs in regards to social platforms (particularly facebook and mySpace). I get the sense that this nut was to hard to crack. In the article I put some reasons as to why. I will follow up with more thorough post related to the topic, but in the meantime you can read the article here.
Finally getting around to posting a full set of photos from Adobe Max 2008. Props to Emily and Amanda for manning the Sapient booth!
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While attending Max, I stopped by the PermissionTV booth. If you have not heard of them you should check out their product. It is a software as a service firm that has created video distribution platform. From a developer standpoint they have a Platform Development Kit (PDK) that you can get access to for free. They are also looking to build up their developer community, so any obstacles you may encounter will be addressed swiftly.
Sapient will be hosting an AIGA Studio Tour in LA next Tuesday, August 5th. There is a limited amount of audience member spaces but there are a couple still open.
This is a great opportunity to show what Sapient Interactive has been doing, specifically to the LA community. We will continue to reach out over the next couple of months in and around Southern California
to engage with the community at large!
If you are interested in attending the event details can be found here
http://aigalosangeles.org/events/2008/08/studio-tour-sap.php
To find out more about AIGA go here
http://www.aiga.org/