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Google Helps New York Times, Washington Post Organize Content - Advertising Age - MediaWorks
Living Stories try a different approach that plays to certain unique advantages of online publishing. They unify coverage on a single, dynamic page with a consistent URL. They organize information by developments in the story. They call your attention to changes in the story since you last viewed it so you can easily find the new material. Through a succinct summary of the whole story and regular updates, they offer a different online approach to balancing the overview with depth and context.
Five Publishers Set to Start Building Digital Storefront for Print - Advertising Age - MediaWorks
Publishers desperately want to control their relationships with readers, send those readers appropriate special offers, and use their information about readers to command higher rates from advertisers.
Advertising: Analyzing Visa's, MasterCard's Media Strategies - Advertising Age - MediaWorks
Life After Oprah: Five Things to Know, and What to Expect - Advertising Age - The Media Guy
In a way, Oprah's magazine has been a perfect laboratory and sandbox. I'd bet that just about every idea that ends up on OWN will have already appeared, in one form or another, in the pages of O mag.
Do ad agencies need to adopt tabloid tactics?
Eventually, as we’ve all been told, clients are going to pull out of the advertising game when, say, DVR penetration reaches a tipping point. They’ll need to embed themselves even deeper into the content that viewers are fast-forwarding to. The next step – they’ll need to create cultural events rather than merely attach themselves to existing ones.
A New Silicon Valley Rule? All Great Internet Cos. Build an Ad Network - Advertising Age - DigitalNext
An ad network as a product that connects advertisers with properties that want to run advertisements (websites, applications, etc.), typically with some form of automation and advanced targeting (site, user or geographic).
PR Pitches Directly to Consumers as Media Market Shrinks - Advertising Age - News
Instead of pitching their stories to reporters, some marketers are directly engaging consumers through original content they and their agencies are creating.
A-List Publishing Company of the Year: Meredith Corp. - Advertising Age - Special Report: Magazine A-List 2009
Unlike some repositioning efforts we've seen, Meredith has the facts to back up its new story.
Why Charging for Online Content (Mostly) Won't Work - Advertising Age - Digital
Why charging for online content won't work and some online revenue model suggestions.
A Conversation (and Experiment) With Author Shel Israel - Advertising Age - DigitalNext
1. Twitter more closely emulates real life behavior online than anything that preceded it. 2. It's a tool of communications not marketing 3. It works best in many cases w/other SM [social media] tools. 4. It's as diverse in application as the telephone or email. 5. In a few years a biz without twitter will be like a biz without phone.
Marketers: Think About Fitting in Before Breaking Through - Advertising Age - DigitalNext
If your audience is on Facebook, don't interrupt their social life by shouting at them; find a way to insinuate your brand into their existing behavior.
Where Five Print Magazines Are Finding Revenue - Advertising Age - MediaWorks
Ad Age surveyed five magazine brands, big and small, whose revenue mixes suggest models that may become much more common.
Media News: Five Media Bright Spots in the Recession - Advertising Age - MediaWorks
Here at Ad Age, we decided to find some media properties that are actually moving the needle northward this year.
Social Media: Anderson Analytics Reveals Users' Habits - Advertising Age - Digital
A new study by Anderson Analytics is helping identify social-network users' interests, buying habits, media consumption and more for marketers.
Tourism Queensland's 'Best Job' Picks Up Its Third Grand Prix - Advertising Age - Special Report: Cannes 2009
Cummins Nitro claimed a cyber Grand Prix at the Cannes Lions International Advertising Festival for its Tourism Queensland "Best Job in the World" campaign.
Sorry, There's No Way to Save the TV Business - Advertising Age - MediaWorks
Henry Blodget: The traditional TV industry -- cable companies, networks and broadcasters -- is where the newspaper industry was about five years ago: in denial.
How the $0 Netbook Might Just Help Save the Media Industry - Advertising Age - The Media Guy
Hardware makers may have no choice but to turn their internet devices into multi-tier-subscription-based media machines, because there will never again be enough margin in the basic price of the hardware. And the more we get used to the idea of essentially subscribing to media as a way to pay for hardware ... well, the more hope there is for media.
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