For Marketing, the Most Valuable Player Might Be YouTube (NY Times)
SOME religions believe in an afterlife. Others do not. On Madison Avenue after the Super Bowl, most everyone is a believer. (…)
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SOME religions believe in an afterlife. Others do not. On Madison Avenue after the Super Bowl, most everyone is a believer. (…)
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Everyone has their beliefs and opinions. People feel very strongly about their beliefs.
Sometimes it can be difficult to write a story as a citizen journalist without making it one sided. (…)
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Being in the business of NEWS AND PUBLIC RELATIONS requires a great degree of flexibility, and the ability to adapt and change quickly. Too often, papers don’t make passing grades on keeping up. (…)
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User-generated content, best known for fueling the popularity of Web sites like YouTube and MySpace, is rapidly taking hold in advertising. (…)
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You know social networking has gone mainstream when even Hollywood starts getting into the action. (…)
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About 38% of consumers are watching TV shows online, 36% use their cell phones as entertainment devices and 45% are creating online content like Web sites, music, videos and blogs for others, according to a new-media survey from Deloitte & Touche. (…)
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If that dress on Project Runway is hideously awful, more people in more markets will be able to click their remote to say so, following a deal with four separate cable providers and Bravo, the show’s network. (…)
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Local content is king. That’s one of the celebrated facts of the networked information age. (…)
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CondeNet will begin selling video ads on a number of newly-launched branded YouTube channels, reports ClickZ.
The channels will be branded as extensions of CondeNet’s online offerings. (…)
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I’ve got to give it to NBC, they do a great job of interacting fans with the awesome show Heroes. (…)
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