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“Ad spend across all media in the UK rose 4.2% to £19.4bn last year, with the internet, cinema and the outdoor advertising sectors posting the biggest year-on-year growth, according to an Advertising Association report.”
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“UK internet advertising spend rose 39.5 percent in 2007 to £3.02 billion, according to the Advertising Association”
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“Linear vs. non-linear. Author-driven vs. reader-driven. Storytelling vs. ruthless pursuit of actionable content. Anecdotal examples vs. comprehensive data. Sentences vs. fragments.”
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“More access to writers’ profiles and an archive of their comments – this archive will eventually be extended to comments left on any part of Guardian.co.uk; Improved signing in process for leaving comments…”
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“Microsoft Live Expo, their experiment with classified listings that launched in early 2006, will be shut down on July 31, says a notice posted on the site. New listings have already been suspended.”
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“A Google insider explains how the search engine decides which sites to include and feature in the popular online news portal.”
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“Jim Kennedy, Associated Press and Robbie Blinkoff, Context-Based Research Group talked about how the old media model – the inverted pyramid – has been undone. Now people are consuming news across platforms and brands”
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“Associated Newspapers is setting up a specialised digital sales unit for its flagship online newspaper brand, Mail Online… The new digital sales team is thought to be five strong, hived off from Associated Northcliffe Digital’s 15-strong sales team.”
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“Telegraph Media Group has announced the next stage in its integration of editorial teams on the Daily Telegraph, Sunday Telegraph and Telegraph.co.uk.”
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“Here some tips I’ve come up with to help make it easier to track and participate in the back channel at conferences”
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“That’s how innovation happens. Trial and error are our friends, not our enemies.”
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“We’ve launched our first EveryBlock ’special report’ – an analysis of Chicago addresses mentioned in the recent federal investigation ‘Operation Crooked Code’.”
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“Apple took us into a dramatically lit back-room to check out the new iPhone 3G. Here’s what you need to know:”
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Presentation from Richard MacManus: “It covers some of the top trends we track on ReadWriteWeb; such as Websites becoming web services, Semantic Apps, Open Data, Mobile Web, Recommendation Engines.”
links for 2008-06-10
10 June 2008 · Leave a Comment
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