The 'big idea' is the core of a campaign; it is the raw message that ties each channel and medium together and the emotional connection between the audience and the brand. Richard Conyard, Red Ant CIO takes a look at the concept of the big idea.
Cinemagraphs bring a new, eye-catching dimension to static GIFs - we take a look at the science behind them and why their subtle movements are so attractive to online audiences.
There's nothing quite like social gaming when it comes to dividing opinion in the gamer community. But, despite what some of the more vocal 'serious' gamers would have us believe, there is a place for brand-enhancing social games in your digital strategy - here's an in-depth look at the current state of play, from our own games and gaming expert.
Based at the Centre for Creative Collaboration at the University of London, The Tuttle Club is a space for social media thought leaders to gather and share ideas and opinions. Red Ant went along to find out more.
The deadline for compliance with EU cookie laws is fast approaching, and at the 11th hour the ICO has changed its stance on policing the new regulations. We take a look at the implications.
New legislation governing the use of cookies on websites will start to be enforced from the end of May. We look at the rules and regulations, what they mean and how businesses can make sure their sites are compliant.
Rutgers, one of the oldest and most respected Universities in the US, has invited Red Ant to join its faculty and share its knowledge about digital strategy on an intensive mini-MBA course.
TMall is part of Taobao, China's number 1 online sales platform. Dedicated to official brand stores and allowing them to sell their goods across Greater China, it's growing fast. We look at what it can offer brands looking to reach China's consumers.
PC, mobile, tablet - we're accustomed to using a variety of different devices when we go online. Responsive web design allows websites to adapt to their 'surroundings' - but is it the ideal solution? Our design expert weighs up the pros and cons