Cannes: Digital Gets Physical With Creative Realities Retail Experiences

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Over at adforum, Angela Natividad is conducting interviews in Cannes. Her first interview is with Paul Price, CEO of Creative Realities, a firm that focuses on “designing digital experiences that bridge the physical and virtual worlds.” He is most proud of his recent work with the Macy’s in Herald Square which consists of 20 different digital experiences. When Natividad asked Price which movies appropriately represent the near future of digital marketing, he was quick to point of it won’t (and shouldn’t) be Miniroty Report, the movie in which Tome Cruise – and everyone else – is razor targeted which a bombardment of location-based advertising. Over the next five years, Price says there will be an increase in digitally augmented retail fittings and fixtures that improve the store experience for shoppers.

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