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The AI Dominant Gene Theory
The AI Dominant Gene Theory
Back when Internet was young and iffy, I ran with a catchphrase which got some traction: “the IP dominant gene theory.”…
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The Personification of Digital Marketing
The Personification of Digital Marketing
Digital marketing has been a wellspring of new and re-purposed vocabulary. From “1st-party data” through “engagement,”…
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Anyone got Cannes Lions blues? What a whirlwind last week was - and yet I loved every minute. My only note: I wish there were more hours in the days…
Anyone got Cannes Lions blues? What a whirlwind last week was - and yet I loved every minute. My only note: I wish there were more hours in the days…
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Today is my last day as a Gartner analyst and tomorrow is the first day of a new life 🌟It’s a bit surreal to sign off from Gartner after more than…
Today is my last day as a Gartner analyst and tomorrow is the first day of a new life 🌟It’s a bit surreal to sign off from Gartner after more than…
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It is not a teenager in a hoodie. When a coordinated narrative turns against a company, leaders picture a lone troll. It is a comforting image…
It is not a teenager in a hoodie. When a coordinated narrative turns against a company, leaders picture a lone troll. It is a comforting image…
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The Copyright Crusade
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See publicationAn extensive inquiry to assess the potential impact of extant Internet file-sharing capabilities on the business models of copyright owners and holders. The project explored the tensions that exist, or may soon exist, among peer-to-peer start-ups, “pirates” and “hackers,” intellectual property companies, established media channels, and unwitting consumers caught in the middle. This research report gave the context for the battleground that has emerged, and called upon the players to consider…
An extensive inquiry to assess the potential impact of extant Internet file-sharing capabilities on the business models of copyright owners and holders. The project explored the tensions that exist, or may soon exist, among peer-to-peer start-ups, “pirates” and “hackers,” intellectual property companies, established media channels, and unwitting consumers caught in the middle. This research report gave the context for the battleground that has emerged, and called upon the players to consider new, productive solutions and business models that support profitable, legal access to intellectual property via digital media.
Honors & Awards
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Gartner Research Worldwide Thought Leadership Award
Gartner
for “provocative or breakthrough ideas or premises, futuristic scenarios, or new concepts or approaches.”
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Gartner Research Quantitative Research Excellence Award
Gartner
for “excellence in conveying Gartner’s quantitative or statistical research.”
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Gartner Research Worldwide Thought Leadership Award
Gartner
for “provocative or breakthrough ideas or premises, futuristic scenarios, or new concepts or approaches.”
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Webby Award
The International Academy of Digital Arts and Sciences
for Sputnik7: “Best Music Site on the Internet.”
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Silver Echo Award
The Direct Marketing Association
for ExpressNet on America Online
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Huge team effort on this one! I can promise any product marketer out there will find this incredibly useful.
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Last week, I presented "Path to Agentic Commerce" at our 2026 Marketing Symposium in Denver. It was a topic of great interest to our clients as it…
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"Filmed" in Proofmode, edited in Adobe Premiere, C2PA Content Credentials end-to-end. This is the promise of interoperable standards like C2PA come…
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Thought for the day: the world is crying out for more strategic slowness. [to be read whilst listening to “These Days” by Joy Division] This week I…
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It's been a busy week with Gartner Marketing Symposium/Xpo in full swing! We've had daily higlights posted live from Denver and several news…
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Presenting #Gartner’s insights that show: 🔹Only 15% of CEOs say the CMO has the level of AI-savviness they need in 2026. That gap is a risk - but…
Presenting #Gartner’s insights that show: 🔹Only 15% of CEOs say the CMO has the level of AI-savviness they need in 2026. That gap is a risk - but…
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Thank you Andrew Frank. You make great points here about Marketing leaders needing to get ahead of disinformation based narrative attacks and how…
Thank you Andrew Frank. You make great points here about Marketing leaders needing to get ahead of disinformation based narrative attacks and how…
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90 days into my journey with Amazon Ads and to say I’m obsessed with learning everything I can about this side of the business, would be an…
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The Gartner Marketing Symposium has been incredible. I’ve learned so much in two days and there is still one more to go. So many amazing takeaways…
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