I met ad man David Rittenhouse at MIT last month where we were attending the Emerging Technologies Conference.
David is one of the industry’s savviest observers of new media. As part of the agency’s “neo” division, he devises edgy media plans for Ogilvy clients including IBM.
I sat down with him in his New York office last week where he gave a great overview of advertising opportunities afforded by online video. While he is very bullish on branded sites like Nike’s Joga, he is leery about the viral advertising on video sharing sites like YouTube. He cautions viral ads can be make a big impression, but can damage valuable brands.
See this video on Beet.TV:
http://www.beet.tv/2006/10/ogilvys_new_med.html
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February 4, 2009






Horaayy..there are 8 comment(s) for me so far ;)
“I think” - oh great, thanks for the opinion bro
the future of advertising is tv material mashed up with adverts mashed into it…
i enjoyed the video, excellent tips
Justin
Of course he’s not in favor of YouTube advertising. It’s not profitable for traditional advertising firms. This is ridiculous corporate party line stuff right here.
gosh this guy is bullshit bingo all the way
oh my god this guy is such a douche
peekvid . Com is my favourite site for wating movies online.
What if it was someone who is well versed in this media field of advertising? Would they still need you guys?