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EPISODE · May 29, 2025 · 36 MIN

Sabine Mayer: Wie sieht die nächste Generation der Live-Erlebnisse aus?

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Welche Rolle wird KI in der Zukunft der Kreativindustrie spielen? Wie behaupten sich echte Begegnungen in einer digitalen Welt? Und wie verändert Immersion das Marketing der Zukunft? Jonathan und Sabine werfen einen Blick auf die Zukunft der Kreativwirtschaft: KI als unverzichtbarer Partner im kreativen Prozess, die wachsende Sehnsucht nach echten Erlebnissen und die transformative Kraft der Immersion. Sie zeigen, wie Live-Events emotionale Verbindungen schaffen und in einer digitalen Welt nachhaltige Wirkung entfalten.

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