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April 16, 2012

Author Rick Mathieson Takes on Top Digital Trends At Visual Media 2012 in SF

VisualmedI'm looking forward to my talk at Visual Media 2012 next week in San Francisco.

It looks like a fantastic agenda, and I'm amped about being invited to speak

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“Through persuasive arguments and Q&A's with the major players in advertising, Mathieson makes an excellent case for greater creativity and outside-the-box thinking backed up with solid ideas."

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April 16, 2012 in Advergames, Augmented Reality, Branded Entertainment, Branded Widgets/Apps, Convergence, Games, Hypertargeting, In-Game Advertising, In-Store, Integrated Campaigns, Interactive Television, Media Culture, Mobile , Outdoor, Research & Metrics, Social Networking, Viral, Web |

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