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Creative Storytelling: Picture This: It’s Not Just the Words – It’s What You Do with Them

Waxing UnLyrical

The great Brian Solis, who I had the pleasure of seeing live in 2013 as keynote speaker at the PRSA’s International Conference, recently published this article on LinkedIn about creative storytelling. Solis says that 550,000 LinkedIn members describe themselves as storytellers. Are you one of them?

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Data-driven Storytelling with Matthew Lynley

The Hoffman Agency

That exclamation from famous fictional detective and personal childhood role model Sherlock Holmes has often been used by proponents of data analysis, but it’s never been truer than now, a full 128 years after Sir Arthur Conan Doyle first published The Adventure of The Copper Beeches where that quote originates. Goals first, then numbers.

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Twilight of Web 2.0: An Era that Changed Marcom Forever [UML]

Sword and the Script

There’s an internal education requirement for every new experiment, initiative or program, that’s above and beyond what has been traditionally required. It was a revival rendered through creative destruction – a rebirth of the technology sector not unlike the first harvest after a massive wildfire.

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#21: Using marketing signals to accurately predict brand health

NewsWhip

The creative elements that you mentioned, and that’s our world. This is maybe something that’s initially well in polls that are too structured and don’t capture new things through emergent, but this is the [NLP] and big data side of it. The predictions are only as good as the data coming into that.

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The Essential Guide to Mass Communication: History, Methods, Ethics, and the Future

Masters in Communications

So far, we've seen the development of targeted advertising, big data collection, analytics, and other digital tracking methods for more efficient marketing and information dissemination (called Big Data), all of which have potentially sinister as well as positive uses.

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