Sentence examples for an interactive advertising from inspiring English sources

Yahoo developed the creative elements internally, while R/GA in New York, an interactive advertising agency, created the game screen.

Jeff Lanctot, chief strategy officer at Avenue A Razorfish, an interactive advertising agency, said financial services and auto firms in particular were pulling back.

T-shirts as a buzz marketing tool for CNN.com video were the idea of the Barbarian Group, an interactive advertising shop.

Microsoft Corporation, Redmond, Wash., is introducing what it calls NUads on Xbox Live, offering marketers an interactive advertising format that uses the voice and gesture controls of the Kinect feature for the Xbox 360 video game system.

Mr. Greenberg, 54, founder and chief creative officer of R/GA, an interactive advertising agency, and a specialist in digital imagery, worked with Mr. Allen on "Zelig," constructing the archival film sequences that pasted Mr. Allen's Leonard Zelig into the past.

And yet for buyers, this is a wall of people, so how does a brand know which one of them can help it execute?" John Moshay, head of business development for Whittman Hart, an interactive advertising agency based in Chicago, said it was becoming untenable for buyers like his firm and its clients to find their own writers, performers and directors.

Our future study will extend the present results by creating an integrated interactive advertising platform with increased audience-peers interaction, customer retention, and P2P community-driven advertising.

Sounds like a new interactive advertising platform for Xbox Kinect indeed, as eagle-eyed tech blogger Manan Kakkar opined before the weekend.

The agency announced in June 2010 a contest called the Million-Dollar Challenge, and awarded a $1 million prize in February to Kip Voytek, a specialist in interactive advertising, who proposed forming a national institute focused on education in digital arts and sciences.

Rather, the idea, submitted by Kip Voytek, a specialist in interactive advertising, is to form a national institute that would be focused on education in the realm of digital arts and sciences.

Hannah Paramore, president of Paramore, a Nashville-based interactive advertising agency, told the New York Times' Adam Bryant that this is one of her favorite questions.