Many companies struggle to remain innovative, and this can be a result of several factors.
At the Digiday Brand Summit last week, we asked several digital media executives to explain, in six seconds or less, what the biggest hurdles to innovating in digital media are. Be sure to hit the volume button in the upper left corner button to hear the responses.
Angela Courtin, chief content officer of Aegis Media Americas
Roger Wood, CEO of the Art+Data Institute
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Heidi Browning, svp of strategic solutions at Pandora Radio
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Matti Leshem, CEO at Protagonist
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