Twitter expands premium video content in Asia Pacific

Twitter announced 12 Indian content collaborations with partners like Red Chillies Entertainment, Vh1 Supersonic, Comic Con India, Network 18, Scoopwhoop, NDTV, Filmfare and CricBuzz among others

e4m by exchange4media Staff
Published: Sep 11, 2018 4:16 PM  | 4 min read

Twitter today unveiled over 50 premium video content collaborations, bringing hundreds of hours of live stream and video highlights programming, across sports, entertainment and news, to the platform. The announcement expands the premium video content available on Twitter to advertisers in Asia Pacific and builds on extensions of existing global and regional content deals. Red Chillies Entertainment, Vh1 Supersonic, Comic Con India, Network 18, Scoopwhoop, NDTV, Filmfare and CricBuzz are among the 12 Indian partners that Twitter will collaborate with to bring new content to audiences in the country and opportunities for Indian advertisers.

At the TwitterFronts event in Singapore, Twitter executives including Global Vice President of Content Partnerships, Kay Madati and Vice President of Asia Pacific Maya Hari presented the content partnerships to brand and agency partners in the region. They were joined by guest speakers including Christine Fellowes (@ChristiFellowes), Managing Director, NBCUniversal, Avinash Kaul (@avikaul), COO, Network18, Shanna Murady, CCO, FMA Indonesia, CK Lee, VP Of Sports Content, Astro Malaysia, Binda Dey (@bindadey), Head of Marketing, Red Chillies Entertainment, Talina Cruz (@talinacruz), Senior Manager, Digital Marketing & Visual Content, Sony Music, and Serene Lee, Head of Sales, VICE, among others.

“Content is happening now at Twitter, and we have proven through the efficacy of the partnerships we have crafted, that content programming and distribution on Twitter is an essential part of any media company’s audience engagement and content monetization strategies,” said Kay Madati, Global VP of Content Partnerships, Twitter.

“Asia Pacific is accelerating growth for Twitter. Our unique and strategic value proposition that positions Twitter as a complement, not competitor to traditional media companies, has delivered great success and we seek to drive forward with more live stream and premium video content partnerships in the region.”

"Video continues to be an important way to stay informed and engaged on Twitter, especially for the younger millennial audience in Asia Pacific,” said Maya Hari, Vice President of Asia Pacific, Twitter.

“Building on the success of our premium video content launch at All That Matters last year, we are proud to expand our live stream and video highlights programming that is brand safe and will appeal to the audience and advertisers in APAC. The move strengthens Twitter’s presence and partnerships in the region, sharing with the world what’s happening right now in Asia Pacific and for global audiences to talk about it."

The 12 Indian partners that are collaborating with Twitter to create premium video content for advertisers, include the following: (full list of APAC partners available here):

 Entertainment

●    [LIVE] Comic Con India: Comic Con India (@ComicConIndia) is where the comic world comes alive. As India’s biggest venue for everything superhero, fans will swarm this festival across Delhi, Mumbai, Bangalore and Hyderabad. This year, Comic Con India will bring fans on Twitter more live-streams, Q&As and interactions with all the Cosplayers at the event. 

●    [LIVE] Diwali Culture: Pop-culture and news publisher, ScoopWhoop (@ScoopWhoop) is partnering with Twitter to produce an exclusive first-ever live show highlighting the culture of Diwali. This show will bring fans the best of the festival of lights from across the country, live on their Twitter timeline. Diwali is #WhatsHappening.

●    [LIVE] Filmfare: Filmfare (@Filmfare) is the destination for news about the entertainment industry in India - whether it is Hindi, Tamil, Telugu, Marathi or Punjabi, fans will be able to get their fix on Twitter with Filmfare. The partnership with Twitter will offer advertisers the opportunity to own the conversation in Indian entertainment as the Filmfare Awards takes movie fans live on to the red carpet to engage with the industry’s biggest names and find out what happens behind the camera.  

●    [LIVE] Red Chillies Entertainment: A long-term partner of Twitter’s in India, Shah Rukh Khan’s production house, Red Chillies Entertainment (@RedChilliesEnt) will be launching video content from their upcoming Hindi film, Zero, on Twitter, and brands have an opportunity to leverage this Bollywood conversation. Along with this, RCE will be doing an exclusive live show only for Twitter featuring the King Khan himself. 

●    [LIVE] Vh1 Supersonic: The world’s biggest DJs flock to India every February for Vh1 Supersonic (@Vh1Supersonic), a three-day festival featuring the most popular artists across electronic music. Nowhere does this music come alive better than on Twitter. The partnership with Vh1 will showcase behind-the-scenes chat with all the talent in the Twitter #BlueRoom.

Sports

●    [LIVE] Cricbuzz: Cricbuzz (@Cricbuzz) is the world’s largest mobile app for cricket. Over the next few months, Cricbuzz will be bringing LIVE episodes and clips of their flagship show #CricbuzzLIVE to Twitter featuring some of the world’s most renowned cricket commentators. The shows and clips will cover the Asia Cup, India’s home series against the West Indies and India’s tour to Australia.

●    Gaurav Kapur (@gauravkapur): Gaurav Kapur is amongst India’s most popular sports and entertainment hosts with 1.5 million followers. Twitter will be bringing a series of #ALittleMoreGK short videos in partnership with Gaurav for the blockbuster India Australia cricket series in 2018.

 News

●    [LIVE] Auto On Quint: The Quint (@TheQuint) is a mobile-first digital publisher, that engages Indian millennials, in English and Hindi. From premium video content to a compelling LIVE program with Twitter India for #PRIDEMonth, the partnership with the Quint brings creative Auto programming to automotive fans on Twitter.

●    [LIVE] Budget with Network18: CNBC TV18 (@CNBCTV18News) is the market leader for business programming across India. The partnership with Twitter brings a three-tiered sponsorship for video highlights and LIVE around Budget Day 2019 in India. Budget Day programming will be available on Twitter with market leaders @CNBCTV18News and @MoneyControl.

 

●    India Today Aaj Tak Finance: Hindi channel @AajTak feature news programming in English and Hindi. As part of the partnership with Twitter, the two channels will bring diverse programming on Twitter, including the AajTak Money package, a digital-first weekly capsule of Finance ‘News You can Use’ to cater to Hindi audiences.

●    NDTV Car And Bike (@CarandBike): NDTV’s premium auto content programming from @CarandBike saw the first Sponsored Moment across APAC this year, with Maruti Suzuki. Building on the success, NDTV and Twitter are introducing new customised in-stream sponsorship packages to include always-on programming via a weekly capsule of Auto Reviews featuring on-air talent for automotive fans on Twitter.

●    NDTV Tech (@Gadgets360): Indian television media company @NDTV is a pioneer in Indian television and digital journalism, and one of Twitter’s earliest partners in India. As part of the partnership, NDTV brings premium tech content to Twitter through @Gadgets360. Theirs is an in-stream video sponsorship success story after featuring at All that Matters last year. 

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OTT programmes to carry anti-smoking ads like theatres do

The amended rules come under the Union Health Ministry Cigarette and Other Tobacco Products Act

By exchange4media Staff | May 31, 2023 4:15 PM   |   1 min read

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On World No Tobacco Day, the Union Health Ministry notified that OTT platforms will carry anti-tobacco warnings as do theatres and TV shows. The amended rules come under the Cigarette and Other Tobacco Products Act, 2004.

Online publishers will now have to show anti-tobacco ads that are at least 30 seconds long, according to the new diktat. The spot should also have a strong message about the health effects of tobacco consumption.

The audio-visual message should comprise a disclaimer lasting at least 20 seconds at the programme’s start and midpoint.

The message should be legible in black font against a white background. The spot should also carry warnings like “tobacco causes cancer” and “smoking kills” in the same language as the content.

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Govt to certify ‘permissible online games’: Rajeev Chandrasekhar

Nearly 70 apps have been taken down, the minster has said

By exchange4media Staff | May 31, 2023 10:50 AM   |   1 min read

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The government will certify "permissible online games" till the gaming industry forms the self-regulatory organisation, media reports have quoted MeitY minister Rajeev Chandrasekhar as saying.

Tech giants Google and Apple will be sent a notification about the same, the report said.

The companies will be told to approach the ministry in case of any confusion.

Chandrasekhar has also said that nearly 70 apps have been taken down, mostly those that involve wagering.

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KC Global Media and Prime Video launch Japanese entertainment pack Animax + GEM

The new offering presents a selection of popular Japanese anime, drama, and a variety of programmes with English subtitles

By exchange4media Staff | May 30, 2023 3:12 PM   |   3 min read

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KC Global Media and Prime Video today announced the launch of Japanese entertainment pack, Animax + GEM on Prime Video Channels in India. Animax + GEM offers customers a selection of popular Japanese anime, drama, and variety programmes with English subtitles from KC Global Media’s linear channels Animax and GEM. This ultimate 2-in-1 entertainment pack is now available to Prime members at an add-on subscription of ₹299 per year. With Prime Video Channels, Amazon’s video entertainment marketplace, Prime members get friction-free and convenient access to a wide range of premium content from multiple video streaming services all available with add-on subscriptions at a single destination—Prime Video website and app. 

George Chien, Co-Founder, President, and CEO of KC Global Media said, “Fueled by passionate fans and the strong following of Japanese pop culture in India, we are excited to bring the ultimate Japanese entertainment experience in collaboration with one of India’s leading streaming platforms. This partnership with Amazon Prime Video marks another significant milestone for us, as we continue our efforts to provide fans in India with greater accessibility across multiple genres of premium Japanese hit series and anime content, anytime, anywhere.” 

Home to some of the biggest anime titles, Animax offers popular genres for action, romance, horror, supernatural, sci-fi, comedy and slide of life. Anime fans in India can now tune in to enjoy award-winning anime action fiction series like the hit drama romance, Fruits Baskets (Seasons 1 to 3) – winner of the Anime of the Year, 8th Anime Trending Awards 2022; the complete box set of popular sports comedy series, Haikyu! (Season 1 to 4); as well as fantasy action, Yashahime: Half Demon Princess - Nominee for Best Character Design, Anime Awards 2021; and the highly acclaimed action-adventure anime, The Seven Deadly Sins – winner of Behind the Voice Actors Awards 2016, for Best Male Lead Vocal Performance in an Anime Television Series and adapted from one of the best-selling manga series of the same title; as well as the popular comedy action series, How a Realist Hero Rebuilt the Kingdom and many more!  

Asia’s leading Japanese entertainment brand, GEM, makes its debut in India with an unparalleled line-up of hit Japanese dramas and variety shows featuring Japan’s leading celebrities and hosts. India fans can catch popular hit drama series, such as 10 count to the Future starring award-winning actor, Takuya Kimura, including other titles, such as AVALANCHE, Captured Hospital, Outsider Cops, and NICE FLIGHT!. Popular Japanese variety shows include VS ARASHI, featuring Japan’s hottest J-pop male idol group, ARASHI, going through a series of funny and entertaining challenges with other entertainers and celebrity guests. India fans can also explore the unique flavors of Japan as celebrity chef, Mocomichi Hayami takes audiences on a culinary adventure across Japan in Moco’s Travel Kitchen. Other fan-favorite titles include, The Quest, Who is the Real Celebrity, and more. 

All content from Animax and GEM will be streamed in their original Japanese audio and accompanied with English subtitles.

 

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In the digital era, consumer can be the brand and brand the consumer

Guest Column: Piali Dasgupta, Senior Vice President – Marketing at Columbia Pacific Communities, writes about the growing impact of digital marketing on consumer behaviour

By Piali Dasgupta | May 30, 2023 8:53 AM   |   5 min read

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The other day, I went to a salon for a head massage and hated every bit of the experience. I left a one-star, negative review on their GMB (Google My Business) page, explaining in detail the terrible experience I had. The review was seen by many, and many found it helpful.

Ten or 15 years ago, this was not an option available to a paying customer. And this is precisely how digital marketing and the various digital platforms have changed consumer behaviour.

The customer has always been the king, but today’s consumer also has a voice. She is empowered and can use technology to make the right purchase decision.

Here are a few ways in which digital marketing is transforming consumer behaviour.

Influencing purchase decisions

The “zero moment of truth’, a term coined by Google’s Vice President of Sales back in 2011, became a part of every marketer’s lexicon thereafter. It is a phenomenon that is entirely internet fuelled. Before purchasing any product, a consumer has the option to educate herself on the product features, access reviews and see whether it’s worth the price. Whether it is a high-ticket price purchase such as a washing machine, laptop, phone or home theatre, or just something as simple as a new brand of shampoo – a large number of the over 700 million internet users in India use the internet to make a purchase decision.

Co-creating brands and their communities

It’s not just purchase decisions and customer feedback loop that digital marketing and the digital era has transformed. Today, consumers co-create brands and their communities, and become and active part of a company’s brand building effort. User Generated Content (UGC), is one of the biggest ways in which customers tell the brand story. The Apple #shotoniphone campaign, is one of the best examples of a really smartly done, successful and long-lasting UGC campaign.

Interchangeable paradigm

In the digital era, the consumer can be the brand, and the brand can often be the consumer. Let me explain. Any consumer with a sizeable number of followers, can become a micro or macro influencer.  Consumers today are investing time and energy in creating personal brands, growing their followers, building a compelling online presence. Personal branding is one of the biggest game-changing phenomena of the 21st century.

Brands, on the other hand, can often mirror their own consumers. Today, a consumer brand is expected to have a personality, tell a story, stand for certain social causes (sustainability, inclusivity, diversity etc) and have several values. In other words, we are seeing a humanising of brands. Brands are no longer corporations that sell commodities. They talk to their customers, listen to what their customers are saying, engage in a conversation, are often witty, funny, friendly, and basically mirror the personality of their ideal customer. Think of Zomato’s brand personality. It’s a bit like a cheeky, funny, 25-year-old, who loves a good burger as much as he loves a great meme. And social media has made this personality building possible.

Expecting personalisation and enhanced user experience

How is the consumer journey being impacted by digital marketing? Thanks to predictive AI, consumers today expect brands to know their choices and needs more than they know it themselves. If you are an Amazon shopper, you expect the marketplace to show you product recommendations and send you mailers with these recommendations based on your purchase history, so that you don’t have to look for similar products in a huge marketplace. It’s the same for Netflix. As a user, you expect the platform to use machine learning to share recommendations on what to watch next.

The consumer today is also expecting to see customised messaging, and ads that are relevant to his or her lifestyle. And AI and ML are making this possible at scale.

The ‘C’ factor

Convenience is the biggest gift technology has given us. Some may argue that it has made us lazier, less social and more isolated. But, today, it’s possible to bring home everything – right from a gym session that can take place through an app, to a haircut and of course, food, fashion and other commodities.  And that has helped us optimise our time better, enabling us to do more with less time, as we get technology to work harder for us. From the marketing context, technology (virtual reality in particular), has even enabled consumers sitting in faraway lands to make purchase decisions for ultra-high ticket price products such as real estate. We have seen many instances of real estate brands leveraging AR to help consumers get a virtual site visit done, and book an apartment, even without visiting a model apartment on site. This gained momentum particularly during the pandemic when many NRIs indulged in remote purchase of real estate. Several fine jewellery brands used VR as well to accelerate remote buying. So product categories in which customers would make a purchase decision only after a “touch and feel” experience, have also been disrupted through digital marketing.

In all, it has been a complete disruption of consumer patterns, behaviours and journey, and this is only the tip of the iceberg.

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WPP and NVIDIA to develop AI-powered content engine

The engine will enable creative teams to produce high-quality commercial content faster, more efficiently and at scale while staying fully aligned with a client’s brand

By exchange4media Staff | May 29, 2023 12:14 PM   |   2 min read

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NVIDIA and WPP today announced they are developing a content engine that harnesses NVIDIA Omniverse™ and AI to enable creative teams to produce high-quality commercial content faster, more efficiently and at scale while staying fully aligned with a client’s brand. 

The new engine connects an ecosystem of 3D design, manufacturing and creative supply chain tools, including those from Adobe and Getty Images, letting WPP’s artists and designers integrate 3D content creation with generative AI. This enables WPP’s clients to reach consumers in highly personalized and engaging ways, while preserving the quality, accuracy and fidelity of their company’s brand identity, products and logos. 

NVIDIA founder and CEO Jensen Huang unveiled the engine in a demo during his COMPUTEX keynote address, illustrating how clients can work with teams at WPP, the world’s largest marketing services organization, to make large volumes of brand advertising content such as images or videos and experiences like 3D product configurators more tailored and immersive. 

“The world’s industries, including the $700 billion digital advertising industry, are racing to realize the benefits of AI,” Huang said. “With Omniverse Cloud and generative AI tools, WPP is giving brands the ability to build and deploy product experiences and compelling content at a level of realism and scale never possible before.” 

“Generative AI is changing the world of marketing at incredible speed,” said Mark Read, CEO of WPP. “Our partnership with NVIDIA gives WPP a unique competitive advantage through an AI solution that is available to clients nowhere else in the market today. This new technology will transform the way that brands create content for commercial use, and cements WPP’s position as the industry leader in the creative application of AI for the world’s top brands.”

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RD&X connects MarTech to AdTech: Rajiv Dingra, CEO

The CEO and Founder of the marketing solutions company spoke to e4m about the growth of AI, the trends in ad spends and much more

By Nilanjana Basu | May 29, 2023 9:07 AM   |   4 min read

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“I think what is happening with generative AI and AI is for everyone to see,” says Rajiv Dingra, Founder and CEO of RD&X, said in a conversation with exchange4media.

With the evolution of technology in the last few months, the focus of the marketing world is also evolving. RD&X, founded by Dingra during the peak pandemic year of 2020, stands for ‘Real Time, Disruptive and Exponential’ and it brings a blend of MarTech, Ad Tech and deep learning to help its clients to become more real time with their marketing solutions.”

Speaking about the blend of the three technologies being used at RD&X, Dingra says, “We call it mad-tech for short. ReBid is our platform that we have in the market that clients are using today and it's a mad-tech intelligence platform. We connect martech to adtech.”

He gave an example of an omni-channel retailer who has stores, also sells on e-commerce platforms and has ad data on social media, first party data, emails, SMS and so on. “What ReBid does is it connects all these ecosystems in one platform, bringing in all your data and giving you a unified funnel unit of ad to transact and giving you a 360-degree customer profile and customer journey.”

RD&X has also come up with a chat-based AI tool that RD&X has launched which helps marketers ask simple questions for their data and get answers to make informed campaigns, Dingra said.

While handling such powerful data, Dingra believes it is important for agencies to focus on finding better talent who can handle this complex data. “The problem with agencies using technology is that they need to find better talent. The challenge is, agencies need to find specialists who can work with technology and start delivering the value to clients. Technology for technology's sake, as a gimmick or as a new shiny tool that they are showing to clients is not going to get them results. I think agencies need to integrate technology at the heart of their business.”

Dingra also spoke about the trends that marketers should keep an eye out for. “I believe this AI trend is going to explode because the money behind it is way beyond any other vertical of technology today out there. So, AI definitely everyone is going to invest money into it and that is going to create a huge trend. If you see the industry that's already getting most disrupted is the advertising and marketing industry. You don't need to write content; you don’t need to think through ideas. You can even get your basic recommendations on how to run Facebook and Google ads and whatnot.

The other trend in advertising and marketing I see is that marketers will start to take back control of their marketing and advertising data for multiple reasons. One is because it is now clear awareness to marketers that data is what drives the difference in their marketing campaigns. Second, is the cookieless future, which means that they have to collect, manage, and enrich first-party data. So that the data-driven focus in marketers is going to explode even more.”

Speaking about ad spends, Dingra said: “Ad spends, in general, because of the market environment for the first quarter have been subdued. But marketers are focusing a lot on driving bang for the buck, which is why we've seen a lot of new clients come on board with us. People are very focused on optimizing to the last mile. Given the general global environment, spends and overall focus on ad spends is likely being shifted from January, February, March to April, May, June and beyond. I do see that the market on the spending front will be much stronger in September. The festive season will definitely bring it back up to a great level.”

On the expansion front for the company, Dingra says, “Our focus is geographical expansion. We've hired a head of sales in the US. We already hired a salesperson in the UK. Our goal is geographical expansion for this year and next. On the technology front or our product roadmap, I think we can invest heavily over the next two to three quarters in leveraging GPT and natural language AI to make cool features for our clients that would solve a lot of the headaches that clients have.”

 

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Consumers are sitting on a gold mine: Thomas Been, DataStax

Been talks about how a host of new tools are revolutionizing the way organizations utilize AI and big data, and more

By Shantanu David | May 29, 2023 8:50 AM   |   5 min read

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With Gartner predicting that 70% of in-house applications will include AI by 2025, data companies stand at the forefront of this transformative technology that will shape the future of business. Within the next three years, every company is going to require a strategy to incorporate AI and ML into their business and applications. The problem is that most companies are struggling with their real-time data strategies. And that’s where DataStax comes in.

The real-time data company looks to make it possible for customers to overlay an AI pipeline on their real-time data to make real-time AI accessible and part of their business process. 

exchange4media spoke to Thomas Been, CMO, DataStax, about how a host of new tools are revolutionizing the way organizations utilize AI and big data, and how the company is helping to drive that revolution through Real Time AI, and why it’s different from Generative AI.

As Been defines it, Generative AI is a set of models that tap into a broad knowledge. “Everybody talks about ChatGPT, which has trawled the web for a long time. Generative AI produces content, images based on its knowledge. So you ask it something and it's going to produce something that looks good. It repeats the patterns that it has seen in other content (which sometimes it's true, sometimes it's not; that's something that marketers need to keep an eye on), which is extremely useful because it's very, very productive.”

Meanwhile, “Real Time AI is actually a different type of AI which is born of a different family called Predictive AI, which is able to understand based on information that's available, as an example, how a customer is going to understand the context.”

So Real time AI is really enabling marketers with the ability to decide in a moment and really build these experiences. “We talk about it as the consumer experience but real time AI allows the ability to make informed choices very quickly and actually instead of just trying a few things to see what sticks from start to the outcome.”

“It’s not let's try hundreds of offers and see which one has the most success but really knowing and having the confidence that you know the customer that's going to show up. The outcome is that the customer takes the offer, so it really changes the way you think about your experience, your call to actions. I think it also changes the game because everything happens in an instant,” says Been.

He points to the fact that when you or I search for a particular product or service, we are then inundated with offers by brands in those categories for the next few days, through mails, banner ads, and even newsletters. “The thing is, by then, you’ve probably already ordered that lunch, bought tickets for that trip, purchased those pants. So responses need to be faster, in real time in fact.”

That also of course leads to the larger narrative, of how companies use consumers’ own data to draw them in.

“I think our customers are sitting on their own goldmine and that gold is data. We are the shop where you buy it, and we are happy to help you turn that gold into even more value,” says Been adding that as a cookieless future becomes more imminent, marketers should absolutely look at other sources of data, all of which will be needed to fuel AI capabilities.

“There will be information coming from their partners from other services that that's going to help AI. I think brands will also develop ways to provide an improved experience and immersives for their consumers and users. I'm thinking about technologies like augmented reality and virtual reality.”

When it comes to these, Been says Gaming is a perfect example. “To me, gaming is the top experience you can have today. It's completely immersive, driven by loads of real time data, and AI is already present. And I'm not talking about the gamification of brands, like ‘you have to give me badges and points’, but in getting inspiration from gaming, in terms of experience.”

One of the biggest trends is AI getting even more connected to the consumer experience. As Been explains, “There's a company called Uniphore, which is actually an Indian company that does AI and sentiment analysis on the fly during sales calls. They're one of our customers, and that's also the power AI gives to marketers and salespeople. The ability to understand as you're talking to somebody, what the reaction is, what are the topics that are hitting the point, so you can react to them accordingly as they are talking so that's very, extremely powerful.”

“So these are the tools that marketers can bring together, where they combine some of these technologies with data and AI, and I think that's where the future is going to be,” concludes the Datastax CMO.

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