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At the Olympics, NBC Brings Us Survivor: We Really Want the Super Bowl
The Super Bowl shows us every year that no matter how “new” media advances in our lives, there is nothing like a live sporting event to get us to gather around the old fashioned TV and have a great time. … Continue reading
Posted in Advertising, Distribution, Innovation, Internet, Marketing, Social Media, Television
Tagged ads, commercials, internet, London 2012, media, NBC, Olympics, Survivor, TV ads, tv spots
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Another Crack in the Mass Media Wall
Our mass media ecosystem relies on a constant flow of money to sustain itself in its present form. This flow of money comes from many directions, including but not limited to TV advertising revenue, basic and premium cable subscriber fees … Continue reading
Posted in Advertising, Distribution, Hollywood, Innovation, Internet, Marketing
Tagged commercials, Fast Company, Hollywood, innovation, internet, mass media, networks, Prometheus, social media, The Hunger Games, Tim O'Reilly, TV
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Will the TV spot ever be surpassed?
I have been involved many discussions about how to monetize video on the web for a long time. Many people believe that advertising will be the main model used to gain revenue for video on the web. You hear a … Continue reading