It’s quite interesting when you consider the recent South African election registration process as a marketing exercise. Continue reading
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It’s quite interesting when you consider the recent South African election registration process as a marketing exercise. Continue reading
Posted in Advertising Effectivity Measurement, Politics
Tagged government, marketing, marketing campaigns, Politics
Perhaps I axed on-demand television too quickly. Recent moves by MTV shows that on-demand programming combined with the “currency of free”, will be a big player in the not-too-distant future.
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Posted in New Media Avenues, Social media
Tagged mtv, music, new media, Social media
To segway from the previous post on the future of television in America, a recent article in the Financial Mail caught my curious attention.
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Posted in Broadband, New Media Avenues, Opinion
Tagged Broadband, iptv, on-demand tv, technology

This past weekend in Orlando, Florida, the Association of National Advertisers (in the US) met to discuss, well, the obvious topic of advertising.
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Posted in DVR, Evolution of Advertising, New Media Avenues, Opinion
Tagged dstv, television commercial, tivo, tvc
Viral videos are nothing new. Filming something on a shoestring budget, editing it in something like iMovie or Movie Maker and sticking it on YouTube is no feat. It’s getting viewers to send it on and actually make it go viral that is. Continue reading
Posted in Advertising Effectivity Measurement, Experiment, Opinion
Tagged Experiment, test, viral, viral video
Google has yet again done something groundbreaking by making television more accountable and expanding into analytics – for TV.
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MySpace launched its new campaign for MySpace Music, taking on the big boys in an aggressive way. Continue reading
Posted in New Media Avenues
Tagged campaign, itunes, myspace, social networking, strategy