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A First-Timer Plans Carefully for Super Bowl Buy - Advertising Age - Special Report: Super Bowl 2010
But putting an ad in the Big Game is folly without a broader program in mind. Denny's was out to promote breakfast in 2009 and used the Super Bowl to light a spark under a broader ad campaign. Teleflora hoped to use the Super Bowl last February to goose sales for Valentine's Day.
What To Watch In 2010: Social TV - Forbes.com
And that social TV, more so than the Web, "could provide the right vehicle for advertisers who want to combine the reach and audio-visual power of television with the engagement and two-way dialogue offered by social media," said Tercek.
The Future of TV - Advertising Age - MediaWorks
"Whether it be a monitor for video games, DVD players or even a laptop computer. ... The TV is functioning essentially as a giant window into the internet cloud"
Addressable TV: an FAQ - Advertising Age - MediaWorks
Two types of addressable technologies are available: zone addressability and household. Zone refers to a group of ZIP codes or neighborhoods that can often be bundled demographically, so a marketer can target a predominantly upper-income neighborhood or a predominantly Spanish-speaking area. Household addressability can target TV viewers based on specific data ranging from age to sex to current ownership of consumer goods.
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.
ABC Site to Add 'Social' Tool for Online Video
ABC plans to include such "insider" commentary alongside other shows down the road—potentially including commentary from actors, network executives and show staffers, journalists and even bloggers.
Lee Clow Tribute: Top 10 Apple Commercials
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Advertising: Cablevision's New Interactive TV Ad Format - Advertising Age - MediaWorks
Cablevision Systems has unveiled a new interactive commercial that allows TV viewers to click the remote control in order to request a coupon or sample.
TV Ratings: Need to Boost C3? Here Are Five Tips - Advertising Age - MediaWorks
Here's how National Geographic Channel tackled TV's new metric.
Broadcasters: What Business Are You Really in? - Advertising Age - MediaWorks
Today, broadcasters are confused, not realizing that they are in the video-advertising business.
TV: Vickie Burns on Why WNBC Is Ending Its 5 p.m. Local News - Advertising Age - MediaWorks
Is the clock ticking for the 5 p.m. newscast? NBC's New York station is replacing it with "LX New York," an "information, lifestyle and entertainment show."
Computers Keep Two-Thirds of Couch Potatoes Company - Advertising Age - Digital: Columns
The "lonely" TV viewer is a rare thing indeed: Much of the time a TV viewer is kept company by his or her computer
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.
Digitas' NewFront: Current TV's Gore Touts Viewer Created Ads
“The Internet…is dis-intermediating long established functions. Some agencies fight against this trend and are still successful. I’m not sure how long that will be sustainable.”
Future of Advertising? Print, TV, Online Ads - Advertising Age - News
A research project commissioned late last year with dire-sounding rhetoric about a crisis in advertising has produced decidedly calming conclusions.
Commentary: The growing use of DVRs
There are about 30 million DVR households, a number expected to rise to 50 million -- or 49% of U.S. households -- by the end of 2011. When a show is time-shifted, as many as 70% of ads are avoided, and as users get accustomed to their DVRs, they watch more and more TV in time-shifted mode.
Razorfish's Terri Walter on TV's Transition to Digital - Advertising Age - MediaWorks
TV is going digital in all aspects -- from its infrastructure to its content distribution models to its advertising and audience measurement models.
Online Video: Can Adobe's Flash Take TV to the Next Level? - Advertising Age - Digital
Now that most people have broadband Internet at home, it makes sense that people might want to do more with their fancy flat-panel TVs than just watch TV on them. But no one is doing a good job adding the Internet to any part of the TV experience.
Study Shows TV’s Impact on Consumer Purchasing Behavior - TVWeek - News
When asked what media boosted awareness, 43% of those questioned said television. Television was named by 40% for increasing interest and 35% for increasing purchase consideration. Television made 33% want to purchase, 32% visit a Web site or store and 26% ultimately make a purchase.
What'll Be the Breakout Star That Links TV to Inernet? - Advertising Age - News
Now, thanks to a confluence of factors -- ubiquitous broadband, changing viewer habits and cheaper tech parts -- internet TV is on the verge of a breakout. However, there are still too many interested parties trying to play a part in making a seamless connection -- and nabbing a piece of the payoff.
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