"Nine seconds is still pretty short, and pretty jumbled. At the end they urge you to "Show yourself" at the website because clearly they haven't shown you squat. Each nine-second ad focuses on a different feature of the phone and a different person, though all six stories are interconnected."
smart app! uses "bots" to scour the web, sites like yelp and citysearch, and indexes info to give recos, unlike amazon's model of friends of yours like this so you should like it too
Cool digital signage mirror with face recognition. People walk by and the database finds the person they most resemble out of a database of 250 faces of notorious celebrities. The mirror then calls out loud who you look like so everyone else can hear it.
ahoo says content of the shows was created using its data, content optimization and personalization technology, along with its background in developing contextual video programming.
Learn about how to get a "Klout Score" for your personal brand. Article talks about how celebrities and brands can have special events and previews to influence their social standing.
London design firm Berg and the London office of the Japanese ad agency Dentsu have announced a line of augmented reality toys called Suwappu. The little figurines have swappable heads and bodies; depending on how they're configured, they interact differently and draw different environments for themselves in the augmented reality world.
This company does adaptive targeted billboard advertising on digital signage. The article cites an execution in a Prana store in Boulder, CO, that resulted in a 60% improvement in engagement (as measured by dwell time).