Phil Blything

Phil Blything

Phil has been involved with the internet for over ten years, having provided high level consultancy working with clients including the Saudi government, Trinity Mirror Group, University of Liverpool and the BBC.

He combines his business and marketing background with programming, search engine strategy and design experience. The broad view this gives is invaluable in solving clients problems.

His fascination for New Media and how to use it for Business Advantage recently led him on a trade mission to Silicon Valley where he met with Yahoo, Google, EBay, MobiTV, Apple and Adobe / Macromedia.

Before setting up Glow, Phil worked as Commercial Manager for the International Centre for Digital Content, a £26 million project run by Liverpool John Moores University where he was responsible for marketing, commercialising the digital technology produced by the centre, developing it's business pipeline and strategic partnerships.

Phil previously worked as Business Development Manager for a leading, award winning Internet agency and also in a range of industries including Biosciences, Telecoms, Tourism and New Media.

Phil first got involved with the internet in '96 when it was a relatively unfashionable part of the "Guerrilla Marketing Mix", and has been fascinated ever since. You can read his blog, New Media Mantra

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