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Believing is seeing: cultivating radical media innovations
IEEE Computer Graphics and Applications, 2006A major challenge to making creative leaps in media innovations is demonstrating the magnitude of human impact that each new media technology will bring. The emerging media of mixed reality - the blending of real and synthetic environments and objects - has melted the boundaries between physical and virtual realities, letting us interweave simulated ...
Christopher B. Stapleton +1 more
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2016
It is 6:30 am in the small town of Morogoro, Tanzania. Saibaba (meaning “spiritual master”), one of 82 mine detection trainees, has just finished his breakfast when he and his fellow soldiers are loaded onto a truck and driven to the nearby “landmine detection training field” at SOKINE University of Agriculture.
Michael Shoag, Tory Colvin
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It is 6:30 am in the small town of Morogoro, Tanzania. Saibaba (meaning “spiritual master”), one of 82 mine detection trainees, has just finished his breakfast when he and his fellow soldiers are loaded onto a truck and driven to the nearby “landmine detection training field” at SOKINE University of Agriculture.
Michael Shoag, Tory Colvin
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Media Organizational Culture and Innovative Performance
2008Innovation is an important dimension of company performance, especially in the media industry where yesterday’s news is old news, audience tastes are shifting unexpectedly, and technology is changing at the proverbial Internet speed. In this paper, we discuss innovative performance in relation to three other dimensions of media organizational ...
van der Wurff, R., Leenders, M.
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Innovation in a small media market
Proceedings of the 9th European Conference on Interactive TV and Video, 2011We tackle the issue of innovation policy in the specific context of a small media sector, i.e. the Flemish one. The research question is twofold; firstly, asking which types of innovation should be supported by government; secondly, asking how to organise innovation policy in the broadcasting (and by extension media) sector.
Heritiana Ranaivoson +3 more
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The Innovation of Media Franchises
Franchise-based businesses are highly prevalent in the entertainment sector, where intellectual properties (IPs) are continuously expanded across multiple media platforms. This chapter builds upon previous discussions of innovation and knowledge management to explore the evolution of franchising, with a particular focus on international franchising andopenaire +1 more source
The future of media, blogs and innovation
Proceedings of the 28th annual international ACM SIGIR conference on Research and development in information retrieval, 2005An axiom of every good investor is not to buy shares when the goodness of them is already into newspapers. Before, the information was circulating in some form, for example from mouth-to-mouth, closed circles, or newsletters. Nowadays the news can also occur in blogs that point to public or private communities that discuss topics that traditional media
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Brand Innovation and Digital Media
2018This chapter focuses on brand innovation and digital media. It discusses the relationship between brands and innovation. First, it explores how the use of digital, social media, and mobile marketing is influencing strategic brand management. It then highlights the importance of branding innovations before exploring how individual, personal, and ...
Richard Rosenbaum-Elliott +2 more
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