Campaign India Team
Apr 04, 2009

“Brand evangelists are like allies:” Starcom MediaVest’s Finnegan

Sean Finnegan, chief digital officer, Starcom MediaVest Group spoke about the dichotomy of control that brand owners face in today’s age where technology allows consumers to initiate a two way conversation with brands which comes with its own risks. Finnegan began his presentation with an example of user generated content that was created centered on Coca Cola. The viral is a short spoof on Coke wanting to sell the idea of “their story” to consumers and inviting a character called Dusty to their headquarters in Atlanta.

Please sign in or register

Access limited free articles a month after free, fast registration.

Existing users sign in here

Forgotten Password?

Having trouble signing in?

Contact Customer Support at
[email protected]
or call+91 022 69047500

Related Articles

Just Published

17 hours ago

MS Dhoni moves to trademark 'Captain Cool' moniker

The cricketer seeks exclusive rights to ‘Captain Cool’, as celebrity trademarks become essential assets in brand-led marketing ecosystems.

18 hours ago

Colour me heritage: Birla Opus paints India’s monuments

An AI-led animated campaign reimagines India’s icons in vivid hues—but emotional resonance may not be part of the palette.

19 hours ago

Cannes Lions responds to criticism regarding ...

Dom Hyams, global client director at Purple Goat Agency, was unable to access the stage via the usual route.

23 hours ago

Emotion sells, but at what cost?

From teary posts to trending causes, marketers now trade in emotion. But in the attention economy, Interbrand India and South Asia’s CEO wonders where's the line between impact and exploitation?