Love Digital Out Loud

In only a few years online retail has fundamentally shifted the way that we buy things. Now some of the worlds biggest retailers solely online. But what makes their business tick?

Episode 050 - Tourism Australia

Music charts have been around for as long as music itself. But when we look to these charts to get a sense of what we're all listening to are we getting the whole truth?

Episode - Digital entertainment network

That illusive word 'viral' is often used, especially in the marketing world, to refer to great content that makes its way around the internet. But is viral content nothing more than a complete fluke?

With all the connections that we maintain on social networks all over the internet, do you ever feel like you are perhaps a little over-connected? Well, it turns out there's a chance you are.

Episode 045 - Online video

As I talk to marketers around the country, I'm starting to find that there seems to be a real move toward marketing with numbers. So is marketing now a place for mathematicians?

The idea that word of mouth is the most power form of marketing has been around for as long as marketing itself. But how do you actually activate it? That's this weeks edition of Love Digital.

The Internet opened up the rest of the world to us. But now with GPS based technology it seems like local is making a comeback. Is geography the new connector? That's this weeks edition of Love Digital.

Many of us spend much of our waking hours interacting with a whole range of connection technologies, from social networking to mobile phones. But does it actually bring us any closer together?

With the global car industry being hit pretty hard by this current recession, are automotive manufacturers needing to find new ways of selling their cars outside of their traditional means?

The launch of the iPhone in Australia last year came along with plenty of hype, including the prospect of marketers developing custom applications. But how do you actually go about doing it?

Many people think that online retailer stores who, let's face it, have much lower overheads than physical stores, tend to compete on price. But is that the only model for online retail?

Have you ever headed to your letterbox to drag out a bunch of soggy catalogues that you never really wanted to get? Well, be prepared for that to move online. Where does the good old catalogue fit in the digital world?