Back in November, Never.No launched a social TV ad platform to reach multiple screens. Now they’re proving that what they’ve created can work. “We’re creating social TV advertising – it’s that simple and that powerful,” the company told Lost Remote. We spoke with Never.No’s VP of the EMEA region Scott Davies about their ad with Intel and more. Read more
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Passion, purpose, people, product, and partnerships. Mark Zuckerberg embodied and employed these five “P’s” to help build Facebook. In amazing detail, Ekaterina Walter – a social media innovator at Intel that has been instrumental in making the company truly social – expounds on these traits in examining the rise of Zuckerberg and Facebook in her book ‘Think Like Zuck: The Five Business Secrets of Facebook’s Improbably Brilliant CEO’. Read more
Intel has created a set-top box that uses facial recognition technology to distinguish who's watching -- and potentially serve targeted advertising accordingly, Reuters reports. The box would not identify people specifically, but their gender and whether they're adults or children, according to Reuters. It's all part of Intel's apparent plans to create its own over-the-top subscription TV service and break into the living room...
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