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Understanding how the fracturing of media creates new opportunities for brands to create a deeper relationship with people. This presentation was given for Germany's Art Directors Club (ADC) "Young Masters Seminar". The audience was relatively new to the digital space and had around 2-4 years of professional experience.

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Small is the New BigUnderstanding how the fracturing of media creates new opportunities for brands to create a deeper relationship with consumers people.

ADC Young Masters “Digital Media” | May 16th, 2008 | Jeremy Abbett

Brands today cannot be sustained by what in the past has been called advertising…everything a brand does that connects to the consumer is media.

Lee ClowTBWA Chiat/Day

Profound shifts in consumer behavior, technology and media

Profound shift in consumer behavior

Baby BoomersD.O.B. 1946 and 1964

MillennialsD.O.B. 1980 and 2000

Baby Boomers vs. Millennials

Defining Values

Baby BoomersD.O.B. 1946 and 1964

MillennialsD.O.B. 1980 and 2000

IndividualFixed social groups

PessimistsCriticalPrivate

HierarchicalOrdered

Defining Values

Baby BoomersD.O.B. 1946 and 1964

MillennialsD.O.B. 1980 and 2000

IndividualFixed social groups

PessimistsCriticalPrivate

HierarchicalOrdered

SocialFlexible social groups

OptimistsAcceptingSharing

FlatReject borders

via Zeus Jones

Consumer behaviour is now about active participation and not passive consumption

Profound shift in technology

Four Eras of Computing

Mainframe Era, 1960

Personal Computer Era, 1980

Mobility Era, 2000

Ubiquity Era, 2020+

Four Eras of Computing

Moore’s Law

Moore's Law describes an important trend in the history of computer hardware: that the number of transistors that can be inexpensively placed on an

integrated circuit is increasing exponentially, doubling

approximately every two years.

As price falls processing power rises

Depicts 426,000 cell phones, equal to the number of cell phones retired in the US every day.

Communications technologies historically have had broad appeal for consumers

The most human thing about us is our technology.

Marshall McLuhan

As the price-barrier to technology falls so does the barrier to entry.

Profound shift in media

Top 10 Advertisers in Traditional Media

The periodical planted the seeds of democracy

Radio created a celebrity-oriented society

Television homogenized the culture

Profound Shift in Media

Print

TelevisionRadio

DescendingMedia

WebMedia

DigitalOOH

MobileMedia

AscendingMedia

Information is no longer an objectthat has to be transported

A fundamental shift in publishing

A fundamental shift in radio

A fundamental shift in broadcasting

Technology is shifting power away from the editors, the publishers, the establishment, the media elite. Now it’s the people who are taking control.

Rupert MurdochWired,July 2006

Media is now a triathlon: consume, produce and share

Profound shifts:

1. Consumer behavior is about active participation

2. The barrier to technology is falling

3. Media is a triathlon: consume, produce and share

The Rise of Micro

Profound shift in consumer behavior

People want to actively participate

If someone searches for you on the Web and comes up empty-handed, do you exist?

Distributed Identity

Online identity is a distributed construct, with different elements - professional, personal, different interests, etc. - represented in different ways on different platforms.

- F. Yakob

jeremy.abbett.net

www.twitter.com/jeremytai

www.youtube.com/user/jeremytai

jeremytai.muxtape.com

Profound shift in technology

Accessibility is no longer an issue

Software and Hardware

pipes.yahoo.com

maps.google.com

www.friendfeed.com/jeremytai

BBC Olinda

CityWall

I Want You To Want Me

Profound shift in media

Open for everyone

Brands that choose to do more than banners realize that they are starting a relationship.

www.twitter.com/comcastcares

www.twitter.com/southwestair

www.twitter.com/zappos

www.qik.com/truthdaredoubledare

“Interesting things happen along borders - transitions - not in the middle where everything is the same.”

Neal Stephenson“Snow Crash”

Adoption cycle of products and services. Distribution of differenttypes of people.

Time

Innovators2.5%

Early Adopters13.5%

Early Majority34%

Late Majority34%

Laggards16%

Interesting

The Rise of Micro

1.People will participate if it’s built-in

2.Developing technology is becoming easier

3.Media creation is a part of our daily lives

The best way to predict the future is to invent it.

Dr. Alan KayComputer Scientist

1. create content

2. embrace technology

3. jump fences

1. create content

2. embrace technology

3. jump fences

1. create content

2. embrace technology

3. jump fences

1. create content

2. embrace technology

3. jump fences

1. create content

2. embrace technology

3. jump fences

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You have 30 minutes/day

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