Top Stories published by IPG Media Lab in 2010

App vs. WebApp: A philosophical difference

Last week two items of note occurred. Apple released the iPad, and Google announced they would be building Flash into Chrome and Chrome OS. These two announcements highlight a growing difference between Apple and Google’s strategies for the future of…


Meet the next generation of retail shopping

As reported this week in Forbes.com, IPG Media Lab along with our parent company, Mediabrands is joining forces with AOL to create the next generation of retail shopping tools. Our hope is to make it easier for shoppers to get the information they need…


Hottest new interactive platforms from ITP

Recently, nerd-do-well students, bloggers and window-shopping venture capitalists flocked to ITP’s Annual Spring Show. The Interactive Telecommunications Program, an alternative media school in New York University’s Tisch School of the Arts, is part…


Google wins big with AdMob ruling

Despite the growing rivalry between Google and Apple, the FTC approval of Google’s AdMob purchase proves the tech giants are indispensable to each other on at least one effort — circumventing antitrust scrutiny. Despite tough talk from members of the FTC in recent…


A futurist’s take on hyper collaboration

I took advantage of a summer vacation to read Vernor Vinge’s Rainbow’s End. Rainbow’s End recently won the Hugo Award for science fiction literature. Like any good hard SciFi book, this one portrays a not-too-distant future where technology has…


EA selects single player for in-game ads

The news that EA is dropping third parties from selling into the company’s dynamic in-game ad inventory is a pretty interesting development. At first blush, it looks like a move to increase margins and control pricing of the inventory. The more I think about…

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