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September 4, 2015 8:11

Campaign UK: Media mogul visits London to sell holograms to advertisers

A billionaire media owner is coming to London to offer UK brands the chance to resurrect icons of music and film with new holographic technology.

Alki David, the 47-year-old founder of global internet TV provider FilmOn.com, is hosting an event at the Soho Hotel in London on Thursday (10 September) to talk about how hologram technology can be used for content by advertisers.

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Nic Christensen

Nic Christensen worked for Mumbrella from 2013 to 2016, in roles including deputy editor and media & technology editor. He is former media writer for The Australian and has also worked as a reporter for The Daily Telegraph and senior producer for Radio 2GB.

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Billy C 4 Sep 15

Does the cord cutting article recognise that in some instances people in the U.S only have one choice when it comes to internet and getting cable and internet together is sometimes the same price or cheaper. i.e not getting cable is more expensive.

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