This Google-powered customised search engine searches through the entire plannersphere (all the planners' blogs ie; not the wiki.) It's configured to search only the following blogs and nothing else. If you are a planner with a blog and it doesn't feature in the above list, do write to me and I will be glad to include it in.
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Hello!
"I am a creative planner/ brand and social media consultant based in Bangalore, India. This blog is a scribbling pad for my thots and ideas - on brands, social media and planning. I am also a contributor to the Marketing & Strategy Innovation Blog.
I am a winner of the WPP Atticus Award for my paper on the long tail of brand building. My whitepapers, articles and thot pieces on advertising, new media and the probable future are available here.
You can get in touch with me via Twitter, Facebook or email. Thanks for dropping by." ~~ IQ // blaiq
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- I am a regular panellist and speaker on brands and social media - at industry events in India and around the world. My last speaking assignment was a keynote address on social media at the Global Web Conference of a Fortune 500 company in Germany. Get in touch with me here.
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My top posts
- 01. Where's the long tail of brand communication?
- 02. Necker Cube and the Art of Planning
- 03. The customer is the ad agency
- 04. Footnotes to: the tyranny of the big idea
- 05. To monetise or not: lessons from chess
- 06. What blogging does to planners
- 07. The future of: futurism
- 08. The future of: news reporting?
- 09. Aphorisms on blogging
- 10. What I am going to tell the future
Hi Blaiq - thanks for your blog, some very useful resources. As a fellow planner who works in Asia, I thought you might enjoy visiting - and listing - our blog which focuses on changes in Asian countries. See http://changingasias.blogspot.com/
I am also the winner of this year's 2009 WPP Grand Prix Award, and you can find a copy of the book on the wpp site (look for A-Z Dictionary of change).
Best, freddie
Posted by: Frederique Covington | September 25, 2009 at 08:39 PM