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Tag Archives: New York Times
Web? Mob? Sometimes It’s Hard to Differentiate
Three items popped up yesterday that while initially disparate, actually spring from the same foundation. First, my friend Paul Meyer sent me a clip from this New York Times article which outlines the impact Google marketer Wael Ghonim had in galvanizing the … Continue reading
The Rise of this Misinformation Age
I blame Y2K. Or more specifically, the hysteria that built up over the moment the clocks would hit the first second of the year 2000. At that point, every computer and microchip would…well, they would do something. Something awful, something … Continue reading
Posted in Advertising
Tagged "Crawling Back to You", Gulf Oil Spill, Hurricane Bonnie, Information Age, Misinformation Age, New York Times, Pitbulls, Tom Petty, Y2K
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Blaming The Media Is So Passe: Blame the Immedia
Yesterday was one gut-wrenching day on Wall Street. The market was whipsawed by a series of incredible sell-offs, all triggered by a futures traders’ sell order typo that read “16 billion” instead of “16 million.” The Dow responded by dropping … Continue reading
Posted in Advertising
Tagged Captivate, Dow, Immedia, Media, New York Times, P&G, Wall Street
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Slammed? Wow! Consumer Reports Doesn’t Like Infomercial Product Quality
I don’t read Consumer Reports. For starters, I already own a car and the necessary large appliances but more importantly, in their bid to maintain editorial objectivity as they conduct product ratings, they accept no advertising. No way can I … Continue reading
Posted in Advertising
Tagged Consumer Reports, Enthusiasm, Exclamation Point, Grease Bullet, Infomercials, New York Times, ShamWow, Snuggie
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Where Have You Been? A Matter of Cookies and Transparency.
This month’s Epicenter blog on wired.com discusses Flash Cookies, an online tracking mechanism similar but far less known than the more commonly-recognized internet cookie. Both operate very similarly to store user data, but there are signifigant differences. Perhaps the biggest … Continue reading
The Changing Face of Facebook
A recent feature in the New York Times Sunday Magazine labeled “Facebook Exodus” highlighted some purported trends regarding Facebook and it’s fading hold on certain demographics. Of course, Facebook proponents viewed this less as ‘highlighting’ and more like ‘hyping’ but … Continue reading
Posted in Advertising
Tagged Cable Television, College Students, Dungeons and Dragons, Facebook, High School Students, New York Times, PA, Radnor
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