It’s time for the fourth episode in the Jonathan MacDonald series here on Mobile Industry Review. Today Jonathan interviews Dusan Hamlin of Inside Mobile. Dusan has been around the block when it comes to mobile marketing and advertising — so the conversation is pretty wide-ranging across the mobile marketing sphere. If you’re any way associated […]
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MIR at the Every Single One Of Us event
Ben Smith and I popped along to this evening’s Every Single One Of Us event held by Jonathan MacDonald. It’s his brainchild. Jonathan’s a thinker and a do-er. With a wide range of experience behind him and a raft of top clients sensibly leaning on his every word, he’s one of the best positioned to […]
Jonathan MacDonald (“jMac”) explores the world of mobile advertising in his 5 episode series on Mobile Industry Review beginning today. Episode one features a discussion with Freddy Friedman, Director of Marketing, Mobile Advertising at Mobixell Networks. I was planning on editing this down to sub 10 minutes — but after watching it through multiple times, […]
A vertiable who’s who is heading to the ICA’s Nash Room tomorrow night in London to ‘powwow’ about the Every Single One Of Us concept initiated by Jonathan MacDonald. Every Single One Of Us is a communications movement with a vision to enable and enhance interaction between people and commerce, aiming to safeguard user experience. […]
Jonathan MacDonald’s MIR Show takeover
A month back I invited mobile advertising guru Jonathan MacDonald to do a MIR Show ‘takeover’ for a week. I envisioned Jonathan inviting five guests that he really, really rates — connected to the mobile advertising arena — to sit down with him and have a chat on camera. I thought it would be explosive, […]
Jonathan MacDonald, often referred to as ‘jMac’ in many mobile circles, has a new project. In fact it’s a movement, more than a project. He’s created EverySingleOneOfUs.com as a grassroots resource, aggregating knowledge and best practice methodologies to ensure optimal mobile advertising user experience. And we sorely need it, not just here in the UK. […]