Oculus VR consumer headset 'months not years' from launch reveals...
Oculus VR, the company behind the hotly anticipated virtual reality headset Oculus Rift, is "months" away from launching a consumer product, according to founder and chief executive Brendan Iribe who...
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It is women, not men, who blast other women who choose to give up their careers and stay at home after having children, actress and philanthropist Eva Longoria has said.Speaking to Jemima Khan on stage...
View ArticleData is driving success of brand Beyoncé, says Parkwood Entertainment head of...
The data that Beyoncé’s management and entertainment company Parkwood Entertainment - for which she is president - collects from the singer’s fan base is “key” to driving the prolific success of the...
View ArticlePrivacy and technology key to earning brand trust, says Nike’s CTO Chris...
Ensuring data is used in a way that respects a consumer’s privacy and providing consistent technology are two key factors in brands earning consumer trust, according to consumer technology officer at...
View ArticleInterruptive ad model ‘very likely’ to fail on mobile, predicts Huffington...
It is “very likely” that the interruptive ad model on mobile won’t provide the best opportunity for conversion, the chief executive of the Huffington Post Jimmy Maymann has predicted.Speaking at the...
View ArticleUnilever CMO Keith Weed warns programmatic TV must be treated with respect
As the advertising industry continues to flirt with programmatic technologies for linear TV, it must remain flexible and treat the move with respect if it is to prove successful, according to...
View ArticleIrish minister expresses disappointment as Web Summit snubs Dublin with...
Richard Bruton, Ireland’s minister for jobs and innovation has expressed ‘disappointment’ after organisers of the popular Web Summit expo announced they would relocate the fair from Dublin to the...
View ArticleTinder forms relationships, not just casual sex says chief Sean Radd
Sean Radd, the chief executive of Tinder, has defended the app against allegations it is merely a platform where youths cavort and arrange casual sex get-togethers.Speaking at the Web Summit conference...
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