Oliver Stone urged creatives to take risks but be responsible for them.
Why marketers and humanitarians battle over the acquisition and utilisation of data.
The Indie Web, a ‘people focused’ antithesis to the ‘corporate web’ aims to secure a neutral digital ground, enhancing cross-service engagement and leaving control to the author.
Speaking via videolink from Russia, Edward Snowden has called for hackers and developers to design systems which inherently protect privacy.
The Economist’s “Rethink” conference, held recently in London, discussed the plight of marketing in an age of consumer power.
One of TED2014’s most anticipated moments came when Google co-founder Larry Page talked frankly about the state of the company and internet security.
As new areas of the globe get digital, how will the newly-connected use the internet and new information?
The controversial Julian Assange made an appearance (of sorts) at SXSW on Saturday.
Snapchat is the toast of the town right now, regardless of hacks and tabloid rumours. But where does this leave Facebook?
General Michael Hayden, former Head of CIA and NSA during one of the USA’s most turbulent periods, talks to ogilvydo about his immediate response to 9/11.
