Re:think 2009 Video Download

Take the Knowledge With You

Did you:

• Miss a session you really wanted to attend?
• Want to spend more time with a speaker or session to learn more?
• Want to share the great presentations with colleagues?
• Then the Re:think 2009 video download is the solution.

You Get it All

The Re:think 2009 video includes recordings of all:

• Keynotes
• General Sessions
• Key Issue Forums
• Presentation decks
• Bonus features

The Re:think 2009 videos are high quality and are optimized for viewing
online and for fast download . All presentation slides are intercut with the
talks, giving you and your colleagues the ability to read each slide carefully
as they’re being discussed.

Video Preview

Here’s a complimentary video of Re:think’s highest rated session, Dr. Gary Flake’s presentation on “Ghosts of the Internet – Past, Present and Future.

Buy Now at the Special Convention Price for Attendees

Return home as a thought leader. Because we believe The Re:think
videos will deliver enormous value to you and your company, we are
offering it at an extraordinarily low price for conference attendees.

CONVENTION ATTENDEES
Full Convention Attendee:
Entire Convention (70% discount) – $199

Single Day Attendee:
Entire Convention (70% discount) – $249

REGULAR PRICING
ARF Members:
Entire Convention – $299

Non-Members:
Entire Convention – $349

How to Order

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Sessions

Key Issue Forums
360 Media and Marketing
Accountability
Digital Marketing
Engagement
Impact of the Digital Age
Innovating Innovation
Listening
Multi-Platform Accountability
Research Breakthroughs
Shopper Insights

General Sessions
3M brand, a culture of innovation that lives across the company as
a way of life.
A Platform Called Television
Advertising in Recessionary Times
Can Research Catch the Consumer
Eight Lessons on Coping with the Transformed Media World
Game-Changing Innovations
Ghosts of the Internet: Past, Present and Future
Putting Humans at the Center of the Process
The Gauntlet – What Advertisers Need from Research
The Paradox of Culture
The Research Industry Vision