Podcasts about digital prophet

Don't miss Digital Prophet, David Shing "Shingy" on this episode of The CMO Suite podcast - presented by MiO Marketplace and hosted by Sean Halter.

Another Internet Cautionary Tale, this time from 1995- it's Cyberstalker/Digital Prophet, with guest Bec Petraitis (Stupid Old Studios)! Jeff has a small but interesting role in this very 90s, very low budget film, but, more importantly, we discuss the Important Issues of internet aesthetics, Disney cruises and whatever happened to alfalfa (the food, not the Rascal.)   Follow the podcast: Twitter: @reanimatespod Instagram: @reanimatespod YouTube: @re-animatespodcast Tumblr: /reanimatespodcast

In Episode 6 of this season's Digital and Dirt Podcast, Ian welcomes David Shing, also known as the Digital Prophet, to discuss the role curiosity has played in driving his diverse interests and career path. Podcast Breakdown00:00 - 03:30 Meet Shingy03:31 - 08:15 The Power of Short Attention Spans08:16 - 14:00 Curiosity and Niche Exploration14:01 - 20:00 The Internet's Influence on Brand Engagement20:01 - 30:00 Nostalgia and Active Engagement30:01 - 35:30 Concerns about Passive Consumption35:31 - 40:00 Creating Spaces for Active Engagement40:01 - 45:00 Brands Embracing Engagement

He's a futurist, speaker, and strategic digital consultant whose bold persona as the ‘Digital Prophet' has redefined brand optimisation within the digital world. Meet David “Shingy” Shing – as he reveals his decades-long journey identifying emerging trends and predicting the digital future. In this episode, Shingy challenges conventional norms, sharing his pride in being different and stirring up controversy by questioning life's A-to-Z roadmap. Tune in as David discusses authentic altruism and exclusive insights from his game-changing stints at Verizon Media and AOL, where he spearheaded digital revolutions across continents and co-authored groundbreaking technology patents. Folks, if being at the forefront of digital innovation is high on your priority list, then you simply can't afford to skip this episode. Discussion points:   03:49 David's upbringing 09:15 The power of being different 24:27 Should there be a formula to navigate from A to Z in life? 30:24 Dissecting the podcast's tagline, “Challenging Mediocrity, Inspiring Success.' 43:19 How do people seize the chance to push themselves and truly demonstrate who they are? 45:10 The importance of authentic altruism Show Sponsors: Najahi Events: The UAE's leading event promoterhttps://www.instagram.com/najahievents/?hl=en  Megavrse: Dive into immersive environments in the Metaverse that redefine the future of retail, art, and workhttps://www.megavrse.xyz/#/ Socials: Spencer Lodgehttps://www.instagram.com/spencer.lodge/?hl=en https://www.tiktok.com/@spencer.lodge https://www.linkedin.com/in/spencerlodge/ https://www.youtube.com/c/SpencerLodgeTV https://www.facebook.com/spencerlodgeofficial/ David Shinghttps://www.instagram.com/davidshingy/?hl=en https://www.facebook.com/theshingy/ https://www.linkedin.com/in/shingy/ 

When Wired magazine started, they did the weirdest thing a tech magazine could do—they picked a patron saint. Was Marshall McLuhan a digital prophet? Chris interviews Nick Ripatrazone, author of Digital Communion: Marshall McLuhan's Spiritual Vision for a Virtual Age (2022). Nick is the Culture Editor for Image and a Contributing Editor for the Catholic Herald. Find out why McLuhan, in his mid-20s, left his nominal Baptist upbringing for a robust Catholic faith. Plus, are smartphones the new stained glass window?  In the book, Ripatrazone writes, "For McLuhan, mass media was a form of Mass. When we communicate electronically, not only do we send information; we send ourselves." He unpacks this idea more fully in this episode. Afterward, Adam and Chris discuss how digital media provides a kind of "secular" communion, and whether McLuhan's uniquely Christian metaphor ultimately breaks down. Finally, find out whether Nick thinks the digital age requires us to reimagine the sacraments in a virtual world. LINKS Nick's book is Digital Communion: Marshall McLuhan's Spiritual Vision for a Virtual Age. Marshall McLuhan's books include Understanding Media: The Extensions of Man, The Medium is the Massage, and The Gutenberg Galaxy. Chris mentions the posthumously published, The Medium and the Light, as well as Douglas Coupland's biography, Marshall McLuhan: You Know Nothing of My Work! TALK BACK Follow Device & Virtue on Instagram, Twitter, and Facebook. Follow Chris and Adam on Twitter. Support Device & Virtue. Learn how. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Get ready to chill!! With a smattering of off-kilter episodes including Donkey Milk and console ranking, revel in the comparatively tranquil atmosphere of panel and guests alike more or less just chatting. Take a deep breath, grab a frosty or warm drink, and hang out with some cool people for a while. A SMALL DESCRIPTION OF EPISODES PULLED FROM: (Ep. 217) In the files sent over from the asynchronous episode, Brandon shares an anecdote about trying to get some book discounts and instead experiencing a wild car chase and crash that happened a few feet away from him. (Ep. 218) Pre-show. Tim talks a little bit about his stream setup. Special guest Kris Graft gets beat down and reveals what microphone he uses. George Wallace's tweet (Ep. 219) Extended break. Tim reveals the game he's playing while recording the episode. Frank talks about deer at his new place. There wasn't a lot of bonus content for the ranking episode, it was three hours as is. (Ep. 220) Pre-show. Alex Jaffe talks Scary Games with Liz Ryerson. Brandon pops in and joins the discussion as it moves to toys, 90's TV, Hong Kong films, working with Time, AIM, the Digital Prophet, and the console ranking episode. Brandon's tweet about current day PS1 discs Evil Cultmaster tweet 1 Evil Cultmaster tweet 2 Evil Cultmaster tweet 3

Having served the role of Digital Prophet at AOL, Oath, and Verizon Media, David Shingy, aka “Shingy,” is no stranger to marketing. A dear friend of Advertising Week, we're pleased to welcome Shingy to this episode of Great Minds to discuss his extraordinary career.

David Shing aka “Shingy” is an Australian futurist, creative director, strategic consultant, and entrepreneur. He is also called “The Digital Prophet,” with good reason.    “Shingy” is a multidimensional creative specialising in advising brands, companies, and clients about inventive and effective approaches to optimizing brand value within the digital landscape.    David's story is an interesting one.  His long list of accomplishments complement his long list of jobs, starting when he was a teenager. As a youth, David worked at a radio show and sold Levi's. He also became a bartender at 15 years old while also learning hotel management in high school. He became an avid photographer. He even learned four chords to try to become a band member.     “I'm very interested in so many things,” David said during his sit-down with the RUN GPG Podcast.    David came from a large family in a small town in Australia. He studied both graphic and fashion design, but eventually chose the former as his profession. In his early 20s, David invented some internet technologies that opened many doors for him.   He then moved to the United States where he held many positions in large companies including AOL and Verizon Media. He left Verizon in 2019 because he said he wanted to be a better listener and teacher. That's exactly what he is doing now, advising and consulting with companies about marketing and branding anchored on empathy.      The RUN GPG Podcast had a diverse conversation with Shing covering a lot of topics. Here are some of the topics we covered in the episode:    David Shing's journey to being a branding and advertising consultant for some of the biggest companies in the world.   How he teaches people how to mind map so that people will think about peripheral ideas rooted in a core central thought. “It allows people to capture ideas quickly. Brand communication is lateral, not linear,” said David.   David describes himself as a creative with a very strong point of view, but at the same time, he closely aligns with empathy.    The pandemic has shifted people's priorities and hobbies. Bedtime reading, baking, and people's ability to discover things all went up during the pandemic. Companies have to adapt to these changes.    Every brand needs a point of view. Advertising is the business of making people want something, but brands that are smart make things that people want. It's no longer awareness-based advertising or amplification. It's actually about alignment.    One of the biggest mistakes brands make is that they want to amplify the brand when they should be talking about empathy. They want to do what they have always done.    Do we know what consumers are up to? No. We can guess but we don't really know because there are different types of people with different psychographics.   Brands should focus on the “feel” and not the usual performance indexes. You have to focus on the feel and the story and not just hijack the internet with crap memes.    The importance of USP's - What is unique about your brand, and how do you deliver that to your target audience?    There are multiple ways to connect with people and you should optimize these tools, whether it is through sight, sound, or motion.    A lot of brands are selling to the head to try and drive it to the heart. That's the wrong way. Artificial intelligence is a great start but it's not the panacea … yet.    What is the ‘Fourth Industrial Revolution? Intelligence and Data   Advice to aspiring ad executives: Act like the human who is consuming the brand. The #1 ingredient is a surprise, whether they laugh or they cry, the feeling of being surprised by the emotion can take the brand a long way.    The people David wants to have dinner with.    David wants to be known as somebody who inspired others to do better than they thought they could.      Anyone creating in advertising or branding should definitely pay attention and take notes on this one.  David Shing has become an important voice as a ‘Prophet' in the age of digital technology.    Know more about GREATER PROPERTY GROUP and the RUN GPG Podcast by going to www.rungpg.com or by getting in touch with us here: info@greaterpropertygroup.com.     Contact David Shing   Website: https://www.shingy.com/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/davidshingy/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/shingy LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/shingy/   Subscribe & Review To The RUN GPG Podcast   Thanks for tuning in to this week's episode of the RUN GPG Podcast! Please leave us a review on iTunes. This will help us continue delivering beneficial content for you and our listeners each week!

David Shing AKA Shingy is known as the Digital Prophet and tonight, he will offer up some of his unique insights, thoughts, and vision for a uncertain future and a new normal. We’ll discuss QR codes, brand transformation, some highlights from his recent CMO conversations and I have no doubt, plenty of delicious tangents and non-linear non-sequiturs. As I countdown to my open-heart surgery, I’d love to invite you to support myself, my work and the show at rally.io/creator/JAFFE. There are a series of participation and reward levels all connected with and integrated into the show. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

The iconoclastic David Shing (Shingy) is one of digital's most entertaining, fascinating, and polarizing figures—and he remains one of the sharpest minds in the business. Join Dan, Nasser, and Jenna as they chase down AOL's former "Digital Prophet" and see the world through his eyes, casting their gaze at: The antagonistic origins of the Prophet The best (and worst) pandemic advertising Are CMOs unprepared for the cookieless future? Three barriers to data-driven insights QR codes: A comeback story LINKS: https://www.dacgroup.com/podcast/?utm_medium=social&utm_source=podcastdescription&utm_campaign=insidethefunnel&utm_content=episode-008&utm_term=podcast (www.dacgroup.com) | ATTRIBUTIONS: "radio band.wav" by Paper Jam of Freesound.org

It's another installment of The Theo Philes, as Ben and Theo surprise and delight each other with the incredible post-death life of Ötzi the Iceman and the horrible pre-death unlife of Shingy. *** Support our show and get exclusive bonus episodes by subscribing on Patreon: www.patreon.com/BoontaVista *** Email the show at mailbag@boontavista.com! Call in and leave us a question or a message on 1800-317-515 to be answered on the show! *** Twitter: twitter.com/boontavista Website: boontavista.com Merchandise: boontavista.com/merchandise Twitch: twitch.tv/boontavista

Working in marketing, I'm often asked about the balance between creativity and strategy - which is more important? How do businesses harness creativity in a strategic way? But they're not 'chalk and cheese'. They're not opposites that somehow need to be brought together. Someone who knows this better than many is this weeks guest, Shingy.David Shing - or Shingy as he's more commonly known - is a Digital Prophet. In basic terms, he contextualises behaviours and trends for brands within the digital landscape. He advises how to have great ideas that bring brands more value - so creativity and strategy are in his makeup. But with a background in design, media and marketing, the real superpower Shingy has at his disposal is his unquenchable curiosity.In this episode of Be The Drop, recorded LIVE from Pause Fest, Shingy provides tips on how to unearth great ideas, he reflects on the definition of craft and being a craftsman, plus we have an interesting debate about storytelling and the power of curiosity.----Are you considering starting a podcast? At Narrative Marketing, we deliver a full range of podcast production options. Or if you'd like help getting started to produce your own content, I also deliver podcast training programs, more details via this link.-----The Be The Drop podcast is brought to you by Narrative Marketing, the Brand Storytelling Superheroes!We release new content each week!SUBSCRIBE to the blog hereSUBSCRIBE to Be The Drop podcast in iTunes hereSUBSCRIBE to Be The Drop in Spotify hereSUBSCRIBE on YouTube here for the full interview video, behind the scenes, bloopers & more.CONNECT with us on Facebook, follow @be_the_drop on Instagram or Twitter.CONTACT US podcast@narrativemarketing.com.au

This week, Natalie Novick and Andrii Degeler discussed the funding news of the presentation collaboration startup Pitch, what's going on with funding rounds in Germany, what a digital prophet does, and much more. Also, check out an interview with Sacha Michaud, co-founder of Glovo. Full show notes on Tech.eu: https://tech.eu/news/podcast-138-pitching-pitch-german-funding-spike-glovo-sacha-michaud For information regarding your data privacy, visit acast.com/privacy

Wenn Klemens Skibicki - kurz Profski - in Unternehmen geht, um ihnen Digitalisierung zu erklären, trifft er oft auf große Augen. Die Facebook-Seite? Kann ja der IT-Administrator betreuen, hieß es bei vielen Unternehmen noch vor wenigen Jahren. Heute hat es sich der promovierte Wirtschaftshistoriker zum Ziel gesetzt, vor allem Mittelständler fit für die digitale Zukunft zu machen. Als Kölner vergleicht Skibicki das immer gerne mit dem Karneval: "Du kannst keine Karnevalsparty organisieren, wenn du sie noch nie gefeiert hast." Auch in politischen Debatten nimmt Skibicki kein Blatt vor den Mund. Er hält die Diskussion um Urheberrecht und Uploadfilter für einen Generationenkonflikt. Der entlarvt jene EU-Politiker, die Youtube für einen "Piraten-Sender" halten. In dieser Folge von "So techt Deutschland" bekommt auch Bundeswirtschaftsminister Altmaier sein Fett weg. Vor allem seine Industriestrategie ist Skibicki ein Dorn im Auge: "Der Staat war noch nie ein guter Unternehmer". "So techt Deutschland" finden Sie in der n-tv App und auf allen bekannten Podcast-Plattformen: Audio Now: https://audionow.de/podcast/so-techt-deutschland Apple: apple.co/2SeAVCh Deezer: bit.ly/2XPjEpn Spotify: spoti.fi/2LlLpPC Mit dem RSS-Feed können Sie "So techt Deutschland" auch in jeder anderen Podcast-App hören. Fügen Sie die URL einfach zu Ihren Podcast-Abos hinzu: www.n-tv.de/mediathek/audio/podcast/so_techt_deutschland/rss

"There are no passengers on spaceship earth - we are all crew." This quote comes from David Shing aka. Shingy, Digital Prophet at Verizon Media. In this episode of the NextM podcast series Shingy reveals insights from his daily work in the creative industry, gives inspiring implications for brand communication and prophesies five trends that the communications industry should keep in mind in the future....>

You may not have heard of David Shing, but you probably know about Shingy. The self-styled “digital prophet” at Oath – the Verizon-owned juggernaut that comprises AOL, Yahoo, the Huffington Post and some 50 media and b-to-b brands – is in Cannes on a mission that seems counterintuitive to what a digital prophet ought to be all about. He wants people to dial down their anxiety-inducing reliance on their phones. On this pop-up Cannes-themed edition of the Ad Lib podcast, we caught up with Shingy, who was en route to his keynote address. Here, we discuss tech dependence, Oath, 5G, living a bit more mindfully – and what exactly it is that he does.

David Shingy, the Digital Prophet at Oath, preached the virtues of radiant thinking in this podcast episode. We had an enlightening conversation about maximizing your creative energy, making your ideas come to life, and how digital may sometimes not be as good as analog. Hope you enjoy this Healthy Perspective on where technology is headed—and how we can best use it!

How does a ‘digital prophet’ rise to prominence? David Shing gives us his pearls of wisdom, gleaned from hard life experience.

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Digital Prophet David Shing (Shingy) joins the podcast LIVE from Advertising Week Europe to discuss the diversity in marketing, how to stand out with video marketing,  and what the future of branding looks like in an incredibly crowded space.

An interview around influencer marketing, digital marketing and the future of marketing.

Dan Borovik is a Trading Wizard and Justin Cohn is a Digital Prophet and both are part of the new Crypto Cleveland Collective that is creating a cryptocurrency community.  Listen to episode 22 to hear about how discovering cryptocurrency  and investing has, in less than a year, yielded 6 and 7 figure portfolios and spawned a new cryptocurrency / blockchain consulting agency and community.  Also, listen to end of episode where Dan and Justin describe their idea for a augmented reality based "smashzone" business they intend to jumpstart with their new profits.    www.cryptocleveland.com https://www.facebook.com/groups/cryptocle/ 04:30s Banning of all cryptocurrency adds by Facebook 05:32s USI-Tech and Bitconnect – US Government crackdown 09:01s Starting a cryptocurrency community in Cleveland, OH 11:45s Crypto trading wizards and what they do 12:56s Digital prophets and what the do 14:36s Capabilities of the crypto Cleveland collective 16:09s The first Crypto Cleveland live event an Launchhouse 21:12s How to buy Bitcoin / Etherium on Coinbase and alt coins on other exchanges 25:30s How Justin and Dan got started in crypto and what their parents and peers think about it 30:04s Dan and Justin growing up together 36:12s Seva masterminding the collective and plans for the agency side 42:30s Working as a valet, delivering pizzas, Red Cross volunteering 47:53s Seeing the magic of the world - opportunities that present themselves 51:35s Using augmented reality to create Smashzone, to help people destress “If you make the right type of investment it’s worth a lifetime of labor” “If someone told me hey you’re not gonna make money, you can’t do this, you’re not gonna learn, well then it was like challenge accepted.”

There's Cher, there's Madonna and there is Shingy. David Shing, known to all far and wide as "Shingy," is the Digital Prophet for the newly formed media holding company, Oath. And by the way, that's his actual title, "Digital Prophet." A graphic designer by trade, Shingy has been clarifying and proselytizing the power and wonder of all things digital for well more than a decade. Listen in as Rob and Shingy unpack a variety of topics from the quality of work at Cannes Lions to the future of wearables to the nature and possibility of brand fame in our ever-connected age. Want to know more about the future? Hear Shingy today.  Credits Host - Rob Schwartz  Intro/Outro Voiced by Theresa Howard/Sophia Barnett Executive Producer - Dan Bradbury Audio Engineer/Sound Design - Corey Bauman

In the first episode, Joel and Andrew cover who they are, how they met, how they got into data science, why they have a podcast, and chat about topics they have in mind, including but not limited to: Politics Technical tool development Whether to get a PhD How to get into data science How to hire data scientists Ethical questions in data science Jake van der Plas Type A vs Type B Thinkpiece about why Scala is the future of data science Dave Shing, AOL’s Digital Prophet, a.k.a. http://twitter.com/shingy Why is Silicon Valley considered a place you need to set up shop

David Shing (Shingy) AOL's Digital Prophet discusses the future of marketing: AI, Virtual Reality, Drones, how to be creative, talent brand, and the best things he's seen at the 2106 Cannes Lions. 

 Technology consultant Sarah Slocum loves social media and her Google Glass, she wears them everywhere. But when she walked into Molotov’s, a bar on Haight Street in San Francisco, she discovered that not everyone shares her love for wearable gadgets. Also, your host makes his annual pilgrimage to SXSWi and ends up designing wearables at a surreal Hack Day. We also hear from Shingy, AOL’s Digital Prophet. He says wearables will allow us to have it both ways: we can be both digital and human.  **This episode features elements that were recorded binaurally. If you listen with a pair of headphones or a LiveAudio enabled JAMBOX, you will experience three dimensional sound – it will be like you are there.** *********Click on the image for the whole story about this week’s installment**********

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