Une page d'accueil tout à fait hors du commun: le site de Leo Burnett (une agence de publicité).

Cela n'a rien à voir avec l'église... mais la présentation est incroyable.

A ne pas rater:

Cette agence de publicité parle de développements pour l'an 2009. Bien que ce film soit en anglais, appréciez la manière d'utiliser l'écrit dans une vidéo. Absolument époustouflant.

De plus, ces pronostics sont très intéressants pour l'église. Les trois premiers points (et probablement plus) de ces développements se situent dans les domaines qui sont "les nôtres".

Texte complet:

1. New realism. Economic conditions will profoundly affect our context going forward. The speculative affluence era will be replaced with a grounded and socially creative phase. Our culture will become more tangible and honest forcing us to be much more realistic. The human story will be one of value reassessment; examining our priorities and purchases in light of what is truly meaningful to us.
2. Hyper-reality. The pace of change is accelerating around the world. Status quo is changing real-time with real consequences
3. Trust economy. In turbulent times we look to organizations who share our concerns, manage anxiety and take the lead.
4. Eco austerity. Austerity turns the environmental case to an economic one. Products that use less energy, and are cheaper because of it, can’t be argued against.
5. Digital TV. We’ll reach a tipping point for broadcast quality. Media neutral TV (watching tv online) will go mainstream.
6. Thread marketing. Content will be free from central control and will be tradable across multiple networks. Ideas, brand logos or simple web URLs will form the threads that link content together.
7. Generation game. As economic pressures encourage us homeward, soon we will all be part of generation game. Did you ever expect to be playing tennis with your granny in the living room? No. Well, don’t be surprised when gaming pushes things even further beyond our comprehension.
8. End of fact. Perceived wisdom now changes on a daily basis. This year expect more contradictory opinions and diverse solutions being presented as definitive. In the future we will cherry-pick what constitutes fact. It will be the modern equivalent of the hypochondriac with the medical textbook.
9. Brands as vehicles. Brands are landing points. We follow our needs and and we invariably end up at a brand. This is all set to change. The days of the static brand are increasingly numbered. They are the means not the end. The brands of the future will be vehicles not just destinations.