I love this for more than anything that it shows how so many tech solutions tend to wander around a bit before really catching the big wave. It's also a parallel for the entire Internet culture, from 1996-2001.
Read more »IPG: Digital Will Impact 5 Key Areas Next Year - 12/22/2008
Sweeping article on major upcoming trends. A lot of this is well-known, but put together it forms a good reminder that change is going to happen, no matter what the economic conditions. And possibly happen even faster because of it (landline use dropping, competitive shopping, etc)
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Analysis: A Compilation of 2009 Social Media Predictions Worth Reading | Digital Media Wire
Haven't gone through this yet, but certainly will. And with the list of people weighing in, it should be good.
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Consumers to Suffer from Social Media Indigestion in 2009 - Advertising Age - Digital: Columns
I found this right on. People will essentially be looking for something a little more relevant to their lives. I think the key here can be summarized in one word: Value. What value is any campaign providing for whoever is the target?
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Good News for People who Hate Bad News The Jason Calacanis Weblog
Interesting if not a little depressing letter about what's going on in the financial and online worlds.
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John Battelle would invest in entertainment
Love this pithy blurb. Essentially, if you see what's selling, the entertainment market MUST be good.
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As the Lines Blur, Digital Agencies Are Taking Lead - Advertising Age - Agency News
Quote: The report's author, Brian Haven, argued that interactive shops are closer to the consumer, in a better place to mine the rich insights and data available via the web, and in the right place at the right time to capture consumer behavior changes.
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Forrester: Social Web Now Mainstream
* 75 percent of Internet users participate in some form of social media, up from 56 percent in 2007.
* “Spectator” rates jumped from 48 percent to 69 percent. Likewise, those identifying themselves as “critics” increased from 25 percent to 37 percent.
* blogging grew just 10 percent, well behind the 39 percent growth in starting a social network profile. Still, blogs remain a highly popular form of social media: 48 percent of respondents said they have read one, a nearly 50 percent increase from 2007.
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Media & Money Conference: Outlook for Ad Business Grim
Something we all need to keep in mind. This is a pretty dire warning, and it's not the only one I've read.
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Recession Proof Product: Bikes | PSFK
I have no idea how this relates to anything Creativing is about, or online marketing, or digital culture. Don't care.
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