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Kristian Barnes
Sep 21, 2016

What is advertising creativity, and how do we deliver it?

The ‘fourth industrial revolution’ has changed the media playing field beyond recognition, and agencies need to realise that when the fundamental questions are different it’s time to come up with new answers.

Challenging times: With the emergence of real AI, technology and creativity need to work hand-in-hand.

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