In this week’s trendwatching podcast, Nora Young mentions Nicholas Carr’s book, The Shallows, and also Matt Richtel’s New York Times article about the compulsions of being ‘always on’ digitally (thanks, Without Mittens).

Meanwhile, Cathi tips us off to the possibility that California may opt for license plate ads (via Gizmodo).  Is this part of the future of location-based ads and services?  Will the future of advertising truly look like Minority Report?

 

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Tags: advertising, digital revolution, digital thinking, location-based services, Nicholas Carr

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