Sarah Ivey

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• CES 2020, A Post-Mortem: Part One in MediaDailyNews on 01/16/2020
  

  One of the big questions coming out of CES is which innovations will scale and have enough sustainable consumer interest. The next logical question is which consumers will adopt the new technologies the fastest.

• CES: A Post-Mortem: Part Two in MediaDailyNews on 01/20/2020
  

  The story this year, for me, was about foundational technologies, 5G, Wifi 6, biometrics, AI and voice assistance -- and how smart combinations of existing technologies are pushing the envelope.

• The Hidden Gems at Eureka Park at CES in Raw on 01/09/2020
  

  LAS VEGAS -- For many attendees, the chaos of the startup floor Eureka Park is overwhelming. Three days in to CES, here are the innovations that marketers are excited about.

• Rethinking the ad model at CES Tech West in Raw on 01/08/2020
  

  This year there are even fewer opportunities for ads to appear among the technology on offer at CES's Tech West. Where did that screen go?

• Tech West At CES: Is Play Time Over? in Raw on 01/06/2020
  

  LAS VEGAS -- TechWest at CES features the latest and best of the smart home and wellness technology. As always, we keep a close look on how technologies and applications group together, and this year shows some interesting shifts.

• Walking The Innovation Talk At The Infinity Festival In Hollywood in MediaDailyNews on 12/09/2019
  

  The Infinity Festival, billed as the premiere festival for Hollywood and Silicon Valley, provides an intimate look at how Hollywood is actually using technology, with a wide range of experiments, research, technology -- and of course, content.

• A Cure For The Common Pitch in MediaDailyNews on 12/03/2019
  

  From prep to the finish line, here are some strategies to help ensure that pitch season goes successfully.

• Counter-Programming Black Friday: This Year's Playbook in MediaDailyNews on 11/25/2019
  

  Reframing Black Friday as a moment to reinvent, redirect, ridicule and in some cases refute buying stuff can be a viable strategy.

• The Roundel Disney Deal: A Harbinger Of Things To Come? in MediaDailyNews on 10/04/2019
  

  When they run a tv ad on Disney's channels, advertisers can now track exactly how many people really saw the ad, went to a real Target store and bought the real product.

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• Why The Ad Industry's Attention Finally Is Shifting To, Well, Attention by Joe Mandese (RTBlog on 12/02/2019)
  

  Joe - this is a really important topic and I've done some work in this field in terms of looking very hard at the research. Probably the best methodology for truly establishing valid measures of attention comes from Karen Nelson-Field of Amplified Intelligence (she was previously at Eherenberg-Bass Institute). Her learnings, combined with some strong work from RealEyes and interesting entities like Avocet are establishing a playbook that frankly could go far beyond the Nielsen paradigm.

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