Tag Archives: TV

From the agency blog: Nine reasons the media revolution is really an evolution.

A recent arti­cle I wrote for my for­mer employer’s blog: Stu­dios are report­ing the biggest Memo­r­ial Day week­end ever.  Why is this impor­tant? The adver­tis­ing indus­try is con­sumed these days with arti­cles about the “chang­ing” media land­scape, detail­ing why it will never be the same. While it’s impor­tant that we keep up with the advance­ment

Halfway-serious webvertising predictions for 2010

Most pre­dic­tions are either easy, safe, or just wrong. So why not add a few more to the list? I dare you to go on the record on which ones of these are wrong. Mobile Web will become even big­ger. The kids will con­tinue to text at an alarm­ing rate — it’s pri­vate you know. Social media

Is content the future of advertising?

Image by neoni­hil via Flickr I’m writ­ing this from the set. I’m a day and a half into the pro­duc­tion of a series of infor­ma­tional videos for a B2B client. Trust me, if you’re not in the auto­mo­tive whole­sale remar­ket­ing busi­ness, you prob­a­bly won’t ever want to see them. And that’s totally fine. Over the

Think TV Is Dead? You must still be looking at the idiot box.

I can’t tell you how many peo­ple have told me in the last year that TV is dead. Unlike the changes we’re see­ing in printed media, this couldn’t be fur­ther from real­ity. Nev­er­the­less, the way we’re watch­ing TV has changed. But there are some mis­con­cep­tions about the way we’re watch­ing TV. For exam­ple, that every­one

Four predictions on the future of advertising. Yes, there is one.

Agen­cies have heard loudly that serv­ing the same old sauce isn’t going to land new clients and keep old ones. Things have to change soI’m going to go way out on a limb and make some predictions.