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About Think Voices

Digital innovation is propelling the marketing industry forward faster than ever before. We created Think with Google to help us, and now you, stay ahead. Here you will find a selection of the research, insights and ideas — from both inside and outside of Google — that informs our strategies, decisions, and products. There are videos, articles, interviews, and studies designed to bring you everything from high-level inspiration to deck-ready data points. Consider this your digital cheat sheet. Think with Google is comprised of four properties: Think Insights, Think Quarterly, and Think Voices and Think Events.

About Think with Google

Digital innovation is propelling the marketing industry forward faster than ever before. We created Think with Google to help us, and now you, stay ahead. Here you will find a selection of the research, insights and ideas — from both inside and outside of Google — that informs our strategies, decisions, and products. There are videos, articles, interviews, and studies designed to bring you everything from high-level inspiration to deck-ready data points. Consider this your digital cheat sheet.

About Think Voices

We don’t just want talking heads, we want thinking heads. So we caught up with today’s wisest brains to share their informed opinions and perspectives for Think Voices, a collection of video interviews. Whether they come from the corporate world, academia, government, or the next wave of groundbreaking start-ups, each person shares ideas that will get you thinking — and talking. Join the conversation here.

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About The Wharton School

The Wharton School of the University of Pennsylvania

Founded in 1881 as the first collegiate business school, Wharton is uniquely positioned given its depth, breadth and reach across every major discipline of business education to deliver Knowledge for Action in the world. Wharton has 5,000 students, 88,000 graduates and over 200,000 executive education participants.

The Wharton Future of Advertising Project seeks to reinvent the scope, practice and value of advertising by challenging current mental models, proposing new approaches and conducting research and experiments in collaboration with its global advisory board of more than 60 business and academic thought leaders from around the world.

Knowledge@Wharton is a free biweekly online journal of business research and analysis with over 1.7 million subscribers in a vast network - Chinese, Spanish, Portuguese, Indian and Middle East editions.