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Think & Link with Joe Pine and Frank Rose

Think & Link with Joe Pine and Frank Rose

Think & Link is back with Joe Pine, coauthor of The Experience Economy, and Frank Rose, author of The Sea We Swim In. Join us for a lively exchange on experience design, technology and storytelling. (Jan. 19, 2023)

The Power of Story featuring Frank Rose

The Power of Story featuring Frank Rose

It’s particularly memorable when the conversation spans punk rock, Trent Reznor, The Walking Dead and what all of this has to do with storytelling. But that’s what you can expect when you sit down with Frank Rose. (Oct. 20, 2022)

Telling Stories with Frank Rose

Telling Stories with Frank Rose

Most executives don’t use narrative well and aren’t trained to understand its power, let alone how to master it. Tune in to find out. (July 15, 2022)

The Power of Brand Storytelling

The Power of Brand Storytelling

In episode #48 of the Marketing for Start-ups Podcast, Victoria Hajjar speaks with Frank Rose about storytelling and the power it holds in every aspect of our lives. (Oct. 25, 2021)

The 8 Must-Read Nonfiction Books of Summer

The 8 Must-Read Nonfiction Books of Summer

This just in: Curators Malcolm Gladwell, Susan Cain, Adam Grant, and Daniel Pink have hand-picked the most exciting nonfiction titles of the season. We’re proud to announce that the eight finalists for the summer of 2021 are. . . (July 7, 2021)

Immersive Media with Frank Rose

Immersive Media with Frank Rose

Frank Rose believes the best advertising is about real experiences—the kind that are so highly immersive for the consumer that they’re as enthralled by it as they are with a great movie or book. How many brands can make that happen? (June 14, 2015)

Distribution Revolution

Distribution Revolution

On ABC Radio National’s Rear Vision, we look at the recent history of digital distribution. Over the last hundred years, content has become cheaper to produce and distribute. Now the analogue media conglomerates are fighting off challenges. (24 Aug., 2014)

Le cinéma est mort, vive le cinéma!

Le cinéma est mort, vive le cinéma!

Les films sont regardés sur des tablettes, des téléphones portables, des écrans télé et, bientôt, sur les lunettes Google. Mais que sera le cinéma de demain? (30 Oct., 2013)

Forget Your Email: We All Crave the Physical

Forget Your Email: We All Crave the Physical

As the world becomes more digital, are we starting to long for tactile, analog experiences? In a newly released trend report, JWT and author Frank Rose explore the digital conundrum. (Mar. 22, 2013)

Narrazione è partecipazione

Narrazione è partecipazione

Incontriamo Frank Rose che ci assicura che le parole chiave di questa nuova era della narrazione sono «partecipazione» e «immersione»: bi­sogna costruire storie immersive, veri e propri universi in cui entrare e abitare. (17 Mar., 2013)

Il Club de La Lettura: Benvenuti nei deep media

Il Club de La Lettura: Benvenuti nei deep media

Così è finita l’era dello spettatore passivo e sedentario. Frank Rose racconta la morte dei mezzi tradizionali e la nascita di un nuovo tipo di consumatore, «attivo e partecipe.» (20 Jan., 2013)

The Digital Human: Tales

The Digital Human: Tales

Aleks Krotoski looks at whether how we tell stories has changed with the digital world. Perhaps it has much more to do with our distant past than we think. (Oct. 29, 2012)

One-on-one with Frank Rose

One-on-one with Frank Rose

After reviewing his book on storytelling in the digital age, The Art of Immersion, OgilvyEntertainment welcomed Frank Rose to The Chocolate Factory for a captivating chat on all things stories, media, and technology. (May 29, 2012)

The Late Edition

The Late Edition

Christine Ockrent with the latest from Paris, Frank Rose discusses his book The Art of Immersion, and Andrew Adonis talks the complexities of writing biographies on Monocle 24’s The Late Edition. (Apr. 17, 2012)

Transmedia Rising

Transmedia Rising

Borderless story worlds are providing consumers with multiple entry points that encourage deep engagement, often through active participation. While not new, this is becoming more pervasive—and eventually will become the norm. (March 2011)

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