About Sarah Louise
I’m a millennial seeking to revolutionize TV with hybrid delivery and interactive programming. Seeking to advance the synchronization of multi-screen content to create heuristic harmony across fragmented devices.
2010 Graduate of Syracuse University's Newhouse School of Communications.
Viewers Have New Expectations . . . What exactly is TV these days? The younger the person is that you ask, the more and more you’ll hear an answer that defines television by content that is shown in a series … Continue reading →
Everyone agrees that social TV needs to be measurable. Advertisers need to secure their investments based on return value. A mobile device acts as a digital extension of each individual these days, which means that mobile phones are the gateway … Continue reading →
Via Scoop.it – interactive TV Creative Shop’s Brian Smillie and Mark Bailey talk through some innovations they hope will revolutionise advertising in Australia.Via video.theaustralian.com.au
Voters are now more connected to candidates and political discourse than ever before! The past year has exposed the power of the masses in liberating protests and how social media operates as an agent of change. Read More… Social media … Continue reading →
The TV has always been a social scene where families and friends have gathered to be entertained. The large screen leads to high emotional engagement. As a natural entertainment source, people commonly flock toward the shared screen to relax in … Continue reading →
@TVOT_NYCTV of Tomorrow Great #tvotnyc11 session updates from @SarahLDeLuca at@Screen_Harmony note.io/vto2MJ
The Social TV Summit took place on November 16th in New York City. For many, the highlight of the day was the afternoon keynote presentation given by one of the few women attending, Chloe Sladden, Director of Content and Programming at … Continue reading →
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Scoop.it Curation – Interactive TV