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AdBook, AdSpace and AdLinked5 comments

mobcon wrote 1 week ago: There was never any doubt about the ability of social networks to attract a large and loyal audience … more →

Tags: Social Networks, freemium, facebook, MySpace, Mobile web, LinkedIn

The long tail of online game development1 comment

mobcon wrote 2 weeks ago: More news of the economics of online games development. I have just come across this piece published … more →

Tags: Social Networks, Games, facebook, MySpace, zynga, Flash Games

Why advertising to people on the move won't be the next killer Mobile App4 comments

mobcon wrote 2 weeks ago: In Point, click and discover the future of advertising? we discussed the pros and cons of the Mobile … more →

Tags: advertising, Mobile Web, freemium, Mobile web, iPhone, Mobile Advertising, Mobile Apps, Ad Networks

Freemium? Isn't it just another word for advertising?1 comment

mobcon wrote 2 weeks ago: There has been a lot of industry discussion in recent years about Ad-Supported Software Business Mod … more →

Tags: advertising, freemium, Strategic Planning, Business Strategy, flink

The Business of Blogging4 comments

mobcon wrote 1 month ago: Continuing on with the theme of News junkie or the future of journalism? I now want to take a look a … more →

Tags: advertising, Newspapers, Telecommunications, freemium, death of the newspaper, NY Times, Future of newspapers, Techcrunch, GigaOm

Point, click and discover the future of advertising?7 comments

mobcon wrote 1 month ago: This is the fourth in a series of postings on the emerging business models of the Mobile Web. I ment … more →

Tags: advertising, Mobile Web, Telecommunications, Admob, facebook, Google, iPhone, Mobile Advertising, Mobile Tagging

Why putting ads on the menu won't pay for lunch7 comments

mobcon wrote 1 month ago: In last week’s post (So just how do you make money out of serving up a free lunch?) I examined … more →

Tags: advertising, freemium, Software, CtP, CTR, flink, Media Covergence, Software as a Service, Software as Media

What If: Subscriptions become the New York Times' main revenue stream?

mobcon wrote 2 months ago: If you enjoyed reading last week’s discussion on the Internet not being responsible for the De … more →

Tags: MobCon, Newspapers, Media Covergence, death of the newspaper, NY Times, Future of newspapers

Farewell to the Ribbons of Gold6 comments

mobcon wrote 2 months ago: Do Analog Dollars = Digital Pennies? This is the seventh and final of a series of posts dealing with … more →

Tags: advertising, MobCon, Newspapers, death of the newspaper, Ebay, Future of newspapers, NY Times

What If: Journalism is the real reason Newspapers are dying?3 comments

mobcon wrote 2 months ago: Do Analog Dollars = Digital Pennies? This is the sixth of a series of posts dealing with the MobCon … more →

Tags: MobCon, advertising, Newspapers, flink, Google, Media Covergence, News Corp., death of the newspaper, NY Times

The Real Problem is FLINK!5 comments

mobcon wrote 2 months ago: Do Analog Dollars = Digital Pennies? This is the fifth of a series of posts dealing with the MobCon … more →

Tags: MobCon, advertising, Newspapers, GUI, flink, Media Covergence, CTR, CtP, death of the newspaper

Why newspapers need to get sticky8 comments

mobcon wrote 2 months ago: Do Analog Dollars = Digital Pennies? This is the fourth of a series of posts dealing with the MobCon … more →

Tags: MobCon, advertising, Newspapers, Media Covergence, media, News Corp., Fairfax, death of the newspaper, NY Times

Why the NY Times 10% Problem is not a problem but a significant growth opportunity

mobcon wrote 2 months ago: Do Analog Dollars = Digital Pennies? This is the third of a series of posts dealing with the MobCon … more →

Tags: MobCon, advertising, Newspapers, Media Covergence, death of the newspaper, NY Times, publishing 2.0, Scott Karp, Future of newspapers

If you think the internet is responsible for the decline in newspapers you are wrong3 comments

mobcon wrote 2 months ago: Do Analog Dollars = Digital Pennies? Today I am taking a look at one of the core MobCon myths: The i … more →

Tags: MobCon, advertising, Newspapers, Media Covergence, death of the newspaper, Direct Marketing, Telemarketing, Future of newspapers, online newspapers

PricewaterhouseCoopers: Newspapers to Lose 32 Percent of Ad Revenue by 20131 comment

newscycle wrote 6 months ago: Over the next five years, newspapers will lose $13 billion on the weight of dropping about 32 percen … more →

Tags: Uncategorized

Hmm, broadcasting restructuring, well thats the corporate management term

realitypod wrote 9 months ago: The Stage has posted some sad news today, I haven’t checked the other news channels but I … more →

Tags: Video market thoughts, BBC, CDN, channel 5, content delivery networks, Five, itv, Restructuring, Streaming Media

Another broadcaster restructuring

realitypod wrote 9 months ago: It’s a new trend we have been seeing now for the last quarter, I did blog about broadcasters l … more →

Tags: Video market thoughts, videoegg.com, itv, Emerging Media, Internet Advertising

A brave new world!

realitypod wrote 10 months ago: It was in 1948 when suddenly and without warning millions of people stopped going to the movies, the … more →

Tags: Video market thoughts, BBC, broadcasters, channel4, Emerging markets, Federal Trade Commission, filmmakers, Hollywood studios, itv

Resolution 2009: Accomplish Goals, Get Things Done1 comment

The Vogts wrote 11 months ago: The ball dropped as the clock struck midnight. A new year has begun, and so it is time to look to th … more →

Tags: Life, Work/Journalism, The Ledger, Journalism, Wichita State University, Newspaper, Web site, new years resolution, 2008


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