Filed under: Uncategorized | Tags: 2009, Adage.com, ADS, BUSINESS, Internet, marketing, Media, mediabuyerplanner.com, microblogging, Mobile, online, SOCIAL, social media, Social Media space, Twitter, USA, video, video ads, viral-video, youtube, youtube.com
by Kevin J. Nalty@adage.com
Lessons From a Marketing Director by Day, YouTube Star by Night (continues@adage.com)
Filed under: Uncategorized | Tags: 2009, Adage, Adage.com, ADS, advertising, bloggers, britain has talent, BUSINESS, Google, google.com, industry, marketing, micro-blogging, microblogging, Mobile, Scottish, Simon Dumenco, social media, Social Media space, Susan Boyle, The New York Times, Twitter, USA, viral-video, youtube, youtube.com
by Simon Dumenco@adge.com
Or, the Seven Habits of Highly Effective Frumpy Scottish Singers (continues@adge.com)
Filed under: Uncategorized | Tags: ADS, advertising, bloggers, blogging, BUSINESS, ClickZ.com, Google, google.com, industry, Internet, marketing, micro-blogging, microblogging, Mobile, online, SOCIAL, social media, Social Media space, youtube, youtube.com
By Zachary Rodgers@ClickZ.com
YouTube has begun the first phase of a redesign that will highlight its gradually expanding library of premium shows and movies.(continues@ClickZ.com)
Filed under: Uncategorized | Tags: ADS, advertising, American Apparel, blogging, BUSINESS, Google, google.com, industry, LARRY NEUMEISTER, Media, micro-blogging, microblogging, montreal, online, Quebec, sex, sex life, SOCIAL, Social Media space, Twitter, USA, Woody Allen
by LARRY NEUMEISTER@reportonbusiness.com
A clothing company known for its racy ads is fighting Woody Allen’s $10-million (U.S.) lawsuit accusing it of damaging his reputation by arguing that the company can’t ruin what the film director already spoiled himself. (continues@reportonbusiness.com)
Filed under: Uncategorized | Tags: 2009, bloggers, blogging, BUSINESS, comScore, FACEBOOK, facebook.com, Guardian, Guardian.co.uk, industry, Internet, Jemima Kiss, micro-blogging, microblogging, Mobile, networking, online social, revenue, social media, Social Media space, Social networking, theguardian, Twitter
by Jemima Kiss @The Guardian
The latest comScore data is good news for Facebook, ranking the site as the sixth most popular website in the world with 275 million unique users each month. That exceeds the 200 million user mark that Facebook recently made public, but regardless of different metrics the trends are interesting here. (continues@guardian.co.uk)
Filed under: Uncategorized | Tags: marketing, industry, USA, 2009, Media, MAGAZINE, advertising, newspapers, ADS, BUSINESS, revenue, Mobile, newspaper, Twitter, publishing, social media, advertisers, cnet.com, Newspaper Association of America, Ad revenue, @, Agencies, Tim Leberech, Advertisers Need To Become Agencies, advertising revenue, news industry
by Tim Leberecht@ cnet.com
Has it finally arrived, the post-advertising age? Advertising Age, nomen est omen, recently ran a story on the blurring line between commercial and editorial content, as media companies are facing a fiercely competitive marketplace amid declining advertising budgets (according to the Newspaper Association of America, advertising revenue in 2008 decreased by 17 percent, to $38 billion), and the looming crisis of the news industry as a whole (see Clay Shirky’s seminal essay on “Newspapers and Thinking the Unthinkable”). (continues@cnet.com)
Filed under: Uncategorized | Tags: 2009, Ad revenue, ADS, advertisers, advertising, Advertising Agency, BUSINESS, Consumer, Consumer Mag, Foliomag.com, Google, google.com, industry, Internet, JOBS, MAGAZINE, marketing, Matt Kinsman, Media, publishing, revenue, social media, Twitter, USA
By Matt Kinsman@foliomag.com
Ad revenue drops 20.2 percent. (continues@foliomag.com)
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Filed under: Uncategorized | Tags: 2009, bloggers, blogging, Google, Google AdSense, google.com, industry, Internet, MAGAZINE, Media, micro-blogging, Mobile, publishing2.com, Scott Karp, social media, Social Media space, Twitter
by Scott Karp@publishing2.com
There is so much misunderstanding flying around about the economics of content on the web and the role of Google in the web’s content economy that it’s making my head hurt. So let’s see if we can straighten things out. (continues@publishing2.com)
Filed under: Uncategorized | Tags: 000 copies, 200, 2009, ADS, advertising, bloggers, blogging, BUSINESS, Canada, canadianmags, canadianmags.blogspot.com, Dominic D'Allesandro, financial post, industry, MAGAZINE, Manulife, Manulife Financial Corporation, marketing, Media, newspaper, newspapers, revenue, social media, Social Media space, Toronto Star
@canadianmags.blogspot.com
According to a story in the Toronto Star, the current issue of the Financial Post magazine has one of its stories ripped out of each copy at the behest of the Manulife Financial Corporation and the subject of the story, Manulife’s CEO Dominic D’Allesandro. The magazine has a per-issue circulation of more than 200,000 copies. (continues@canadianmags.blogspot.com)
