Gian FulgoniChairman and Co-Founder, comScore, Inc. 1:00 PM | Thursday, 18 Mar | Private Networking Luncheon (Separate Registration)
Jim LarrisonChief Revenue Officer, Adify 1:00 PM | Thursday, 18 Mar | Private Networking Luncheon (Separate Registration)
Rich SilversteinCo-Founder and Co-Chairman, Goodby, Silverstein & Partners 3:45 PM | Thursday, 18 Mar | KEYNOTE: Unbound - A Journey Inside the Mind of Rich Silverstein
Neal MohanVP, Product Management, Google 9:15 AM | Thursday, 18 Mar | KEYNOTE: Uncovering Opportunities in Online Display Advertising
Michael ArringtonFounder and Co-Editor, TechCrunch 1:00 PM | Wednesday, 17 Mar | Private Networking Luncheon (Separate Registration)
Laura LangCEO, DigitasRazorfishDenuo Group 3:45 PM | Wednesday, 17 Mar | KEYNOTE: People are Expecting Everything, Everywhere, Downloaded, Uploaded, In their Hands, in an Instant - Are Marketers Keeping Pace?
Om MalikFounder, GigaOM Networks 1:00 PM | Wednesday, 17 Mar | Private Networking Luncheon (Separate Registration)
Jeff HirschCEO, AudienceScience 1:00 PM | Thursday, 18 Mar | Private Networking Luncheon (Separate Registration)
Just as Prometheus was chained to the rock for stealing fire from the Gods, the Internet, which has the power to transform media, has been chained to the desktop. But now, enabled by smartphones, tablet devices and powerful new technologies like cloud computing, social media and streaming video, the Internet is increasingly UNBOUND—everywhere we are, all the time.
Indeed, thanks to the rapid maturation of mobile broadband -- now 3G and soon 4G – the Web is moving from a tethered, desktop-centric medium to an unbound, interconnected, everywhere, all-the-time medium that is the hub of consumers' lives and will become the center of new digital marketplaces for advertisers, agencies and content owners alike.
Who will dominate this new Web-centric world? Will it be Apple, with its proprietary iTunes, iPhone and iPad software and devices, Google, with its search monopoly, massive ad network and open-source Android platform, Microsoft, with its new (but still proprietary) mobile and desktop operating systems, or will it be a VC-backed upstart like Facebook, with its 350 million+ members and countless social connections, or Twitter, the rapidly growing standard for real-time conversations on the Web?
What effect will an UNBOUND Web have on advertising and marketing? How will GPS-enabled geo-targeting change the way marketers and brands interact with consumers, and ultimately, what brands they consume? As we become connected everywhere, all the time, will our worlds become larger or smaller? Will consumers be harder or easier to reach?
If you're going to San Francisco, join us on March 17th for the show that addresses the biggest problems and greatest opportunites in the world of online, media, marketing and advertising – OMMA GLOBAL – SAN FRANCISCO.
And, BE OUR GUEST!
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OMMA Global is for those advertisers, agency executives, brand managers, marketing managers, media planners, buyers, creative directors, sellers and marketing services suppliers who aim to be leaders of the interactive marketing revolution.
