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E con questo post Supercazzola.it entra dritto dritto nella cartella "Not to miss" dei miei feed!
Gianluca ragiona anche lui (meno male, ce n'è uno!) facendo i conti con la morte della pubblicità. Lui dice che però Google è fuori pericolo. Io, pensa te, dico di no, che anche per Google basare tutto, come sta facendo, dai ricavi da pubblicità è un rischio enorme.
"Right now online advertising is a river of gold flowing out of the ground in California, and millions of bloggers — along with countless new and traditional businesses — are rushing to grab some. In addition to the other economy-distorting consequences of this rush, it is corrupting blogging’s original nature, which is amateur in the best sense or the word. Amateur is derived from amatorem, the Latin word for lover.
I’m not saying there’s anything wrong with making money by blogging. I am saying there’s something wrong with blogging mostly to make money, or to let advertising determine the purpose of your blog and what you say with it. If your business is the latter, you’re flogging, not blogging."
"is there any Web 2.0 start-up that doesn’t blithely answer “advertising” when asked about their revenue model?".
E' proprio questo, a tutt'oggi, a costituire il punto debole - e la potenziale "bolla" - di tutto il web 2.0. O si trovano risposte alternative (qualcosa c'è già in giro) o altrimenti scoppia.
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The basic paradox of the Internet can be framed very simply: The very platform that makes advertising both more relevant and more measurable is the same platform that longer-term will challenge and ultimately undermine the basic role of advertising in communicating with customers.
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People want to connect with vendors, especially vendors that can address unmet needs, but they will increasingly want to do it on their terms.
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