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Link: Social engagement networks could enhance advertising effectiveness, study shows
Social engagement networks could enhance advertising effectiveness
“‘You have to socialize the space before you can monetize it,’ the anthropologist concluded.” Right. I can’t wait for someone to be my friend not because he or she likes me, but because he or she wants my money. But conversation opportunities are promising. Good advertising is not propaganda. [...]
Link: Will The Horror Flicks Of The Future Call Your Cell Phone?
Will The Horror Flicks Of The Future Call Your Cell Phone?
Reminds me of playing Infocom’s Zork as a kid. What we really need is a virtual horror environment responding as if real and broadcast into theaters.
Link: Teaching Online Journalism » 21 examples of Flash journalism
Teaching Online Journalism » 21 examples of Flash journalism
Use the tool to do what the other tool cannot. Well, that’s the theory.
Link: CNN Sees Facebook As Major Competitor
CNN Sees Facebook As Major Competitor
The competition for page views will have no winner because the Internet is functionally infinite.
Link: Technology Review: Blogs: TR Editors’ blog: Software tells Bloggers What Readers Want
Technology Review: Blogs: TR Editors’ blog: Software tells Bloggers What Readers Want
Any information on the quality of the question, or is beauty always in the eye of the beholder?
Link: Busted: Another ‘Consumer-Generated Ad’ Myth – MIT Ad Lab
Busted: Another “Consumer-Generated Ad” Myth – Advertising Lab: future of advertising and advertising technology
If consumer-made ads are done for contests by individuals with extensive experience, should the trend be called “contest-generated” instead of “consumer-generated”?
Posted in Links | Also tagged advertising, consumers, contests, football, Super Bowl | Leave a comment
Link: Meet Jake Adelstein, a Jewish reporter who thinks like a Japanese gangster – Boing Boing
Meet Jake Adelstein, a Jewish reporter who thinks like a Japanese gangster – Boing Boing
I’ve never beaten the kneecap of a source until it broke. And I thought I was stressed.
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Link: It’s Too Early for Newspaper Publishers to ‘Burn the Boats’ | Newspaper Death Watch
It’s Too Early for Newspaper Publishers to “Burn the Boats” | Newspaper Death Watch
Point/Counterpoint
”…subscription revenues nearly matched its advertising revenue.” / But this needs to account for decline in advertising revenue.
“It isn’t crazy for publishers to want to milk the cash cow for a few more years.” / No asking if the customer wants to, [...]
Still giving it a name: Language in Thought and Action is worth a read
This book I’m reading, Language in Thought and Action, explores the importance and power of words in shaping the lives of individuals and societies. It has been said many times before, but I’ll add my voice to the chorus: definitely worth a read.
One passage I came across this morning, about the power of names, [...]
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Link: U.N. Tribunal to Digitize Video Recordings of Rwanda Proceedings