Network TV: It ain't working
What a surprise (see my rant below). What *is* surprising is for Ad Age to hype the fact. SURVEY: NETWORK TV DOES WORST JOB OF PROVING ADVERTISING ROI
What a surprise (see my rant below). What *is* surprising is for Ad Age to hype the fact. SURVEY: NETWORK TV DOES WORST JOB OF PROVING ADVERTISING ROI
Reader Ed Brenegar writes: This is a year to change the customer relations game. With less commerce happening, presumably, there is more time for interaction. That interaction has to build the relationships...»
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The LA Times picks up on the meme here.
AdAge is a publication of record for Madison Ave's collective unconscious, so for their readers, it is news. And based on a discussion board of even enlightened interactive media types, it was soundly questioned. So it's obviously more of a signpost of where we're going than a destination, as traditional tv struggles to hold on.
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