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Social Media Club: Interview Adam Kaufman & Tom Langford

Hyper-Local, Hyper-Social, Hyper-Competitive: The New Journalism”

Are bloggers journalists? Adam Kaufman, new media sports contributor, NESN.com and Tom Langford, a reporter at New England Cable News, answered that question in an interview with Colin Browning, IDG Strategic Marketing Services. Langford answered Browning’s question first…

The entire discussion can now be viewed at
http://itsfreshground.com/2011/06/hyper-everything-video/

Social Media Club: Interview Chuck Tanowitz

“Hyper-Local, Hyper-Social, Hyper-Competitive: The New Journalism”

Are hits, clicks, and other online metrics much different than ratings that influence TV news reporting? Chuck Tanowitz, principal at Fresh Group, a Boston area PR agency, spoke with Colin Browning, IDG Strategic Marketing Services…

The entire discussion can now be viewed at http://itsfreshground.com/2011/06/hyper-everything-video/

Social Media Week 2011: Leslie Reiser

Ingredients for a Successful Social Marketing Program
The Web is moving from a mostly promotional outlet for vendors to a place for content tailored for prospects. The information needs to be useful and timely for visitors and if they have questions, experts need to provide answers. IBM’s Leslie Reiser talked about how to create a positive experience on the Web during a Social Media Week panel discussion in New York in February 2011.

Social Media Week 2011: Zachary Rodgers

A Reporter’s View of Social Marketing
ClickZ Managing Editor, Zachary Rodgers, moderated a panel of tech marketers during Social Media Week in New York in February 2011. Rodgers explained what he learned from the discussions including a tweet that led to a sale detailed by panelist Ozzie Solares of Avaya.

Social Media Week 2011: Adam Potashnick

Adam Potashnick,Global Media Director at MediaCom, was interviewed by Kayla Zerby of Morris+King, during Social Media Week 2011 in NYC.

Questions asked during interview include:
What is the key to a successful Facebook strategy?
What are some key learnings from social media programs?

CES 2011: Interview with Jeff Cutler

Colin Browning, IDG’s Strategic Marketing Services’ Program Developer, interviews Jeff Cutler, social media journalist at 2011 CES. Questions for Jeff What have you seen that’s new and different at CES? What’s the value of CES? Is it about the people around you? What keeps you coming back to CES? Check out Jeff here: http://jeffcutler.com/

CES 2011: Interview with Carissa O'Brien

Colin Browning, IDG Strategic Marketing Services’ Program Developer, interviews Carissa O’Brien, President of Red Box about her first experience at CES. Colin asks Carissa about what technology products stood out for her. Check out more about Carissa here: http://www.carissao.com/

Social and Mobile are Driving Marketing Programs

IDG SMS Color Social and Mobile are Driving Marketing Programs

The line is fading between social media and traditional media. Earned media or sharing of information within social networks is becoming mainstream whether on a PC or mobile device. IDG Strategic Marketing Services President Matt Yorke talks about the rise of social and how IDG is responding to the shift. Watch Video

iPad a Boon to Publishing Industry and Marketers

 

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Karsten Weide

IDC, September 2010

Tablets promise to deliver a better visual experience for print content than PCs. With more brilliant graphical displays, publishers are moving to produce digital versions for tablets that are as good or better than print.

The arrival of tablets comes at a time when, as IDC’s Karsten Weide explains, online ad spend will continue to increase faster than traditional media. Watch Video http://youtu.be/TlcQg_pfuXI