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This Month’s Sparks:
Brand New Zealand: Q&A with Designworks - Design - Travel
Airplanes as Entertainment Centres - Entertainment - Travel
Mobile in the Americas: Q&A with Wenceslao Casares - Publishing - Travel
Brazilian Brands Love the Web - Entertainment - Publishing
Beyond the Media: Q&A with Bob Garfield - Publishing - Q&A - Return on Engagement
Speaking through the Web: Q&A with Roger Ebert – Part II - Entertainment - Q&A - Return on Engagement
Speaking through the Web: Q&A with Roger Ebert – Part I - Entertainment - Publishing - Q&A - Return on Engagement
The Connected Car: Q&A with Ford Motor Company - Entertainment - Q&A - Travel
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Welcome to the July edition of Sparksheet! New thinking about media, marketing and the transumer can come from just about anywhere and our very global issue #14 brings you Sparks from Brazil, Mexico, New Zealand, Canada, the U.S. and most parts between. You won’t want to miss our exclusive two-part interview with Webby Person of the Year, film critic and Chicago native Roger Ebert (Part 1 and Part 2). He talks to us about the new voice he’s found online, his “Ebert Club” experiment, personal branding and the future of film criticism. In New York, media capital of the world (for now!), Bob Garfield, long-time contributor to AdAge, co-host of NPR’s On The Media and author of The Chaos Scenario has a few ideas about what brands and marketers can do to survive the coming new media apocalypse. South America is a region of interest here at Sparksheet; Wenceslao Casares of Bling Nation tells us how consumers in that part of the world are getting a lot more use out of a mobile phone – and what that means to marketers. Rio de Janeiro-based Renata Aciolio demonstrates how Brazil has become a hotbed for creative online engagement and ROI. Still in the southern hemisphere, Designworks’ Jef Wong tells us about the New Zealand agency’s approach to place branding, airport design and the inflight experience down under. Our Flightgeist columnist, Montreal-based Arjun Basu, shares his thoughts on how airplanes have become (highly effective!) content distribution systems, how he uses his time on board to catch up on TV and why he can’t quite get to the end of Invictus. Our last stop on this global media omnibus is Detroit, where Ford, one of the oldest brands in the world, is quickly becoming a new-media player. You can help make Sparksheet even more global – we’re happy to accept submissions from wherever good ideas happen. And if you want good ideas to follow you around wherever you go, remember to download our free iPhone app and eBook! -Raymond Girard, Spafax Interactive |
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Brand New Zealand: Q&A with Designworks
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Airplanes as Entertainment Centres
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Mobile in the Americas: Q&A with Wenceslao Casares
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Brazilian Brands Love the Web
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Beyond the Media: Q&A with Bob Garfield
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Speaking through the Web: Q&A with Roger Ebert – Part II
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Speaking through the Web: Q&A with Roger Ebert – Part I
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The Connected Car: Q&A with Ford Motor Company
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