Campaign India Team
Jun 26, 2009

One has to learn a lot from the planner's perspective: Bob Greenberg

R/GA’s CEO Bob Greenberg speaks to Campaign India’s Bindu Nair Maitra about the various terms that are being used to classify agencies. He feels that the phrase “traditional agencies” is very offending and “digital” is not meaningful because everything that traditional agencies do now is digital except for shooting films. They are not great terms, he says. He also talks about the top three things that brands need to do engage with consumers online. Listen to his views here: 

One has to learn a lot from the planner's perspective: Bob Greenberg

R/GA’s CEO Bob Greenberg speaks to Campaign India’s Bindu Nair Maitra about the various terms that are being used to classify agencies. He feels that the phrase “traditional agencies” is very offending and “digital” is not meaningful because everything that traditional agencies do now is digital except for shooting films. They are not great terms, he says. He also talks about the top three things that brands need to do engage with consumers online. Listen to his views here:

 

 
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