Posts Tagged ‘NY Times’

Advertisers Target Too Narrow An Audience

Wayne Friedman writes an article for Media Post, the title of which anyone could have predicted – with a theme that will be repeated many times over as data driven “audience” becomes more popular.
MediaPost Publications Advertisers Target Too Narrow An Audience 06/17/2010.
The challenge of course that publisher’s face when advertisers only want to reach 1% [...]

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NY Times Profit And Revenue Decline

In another sign that traditional publishers, particularly newspapers, are feeling the pinch of both the economic downturn and the shift in media preferences, the NY Times – a bell weather of newspapers – posted dismal revenue and earnings with total advertising revenue declining by 27% during Q1 compared with Q1 last year. Declines were worst [...]

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Google Is A For Profit Company

While it’s obvious to most… I think this article is worth repeating and forwarding… I’ve ranted many times about “hybrid” ad networks and the conflicts they create – Google is probably the biggest and best example of a conflicted business model. All publishers need to remember, Google is a FOR profit company, in business for [...]

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