Media Perspective: Will 2009 go down as the year media sold itself short?
04 Dec 2009 | by Ian Darby, ian.darby@haymarket.com
in media, it's been no fun watching the trading model stretched to breaking point. In a not entirely ...
Uncertainty over which business models to trust when traditional revenue streams have ebbed away. Uncertainty over how to connect with consumers when their media habits change with every new technological development. And, most importantly, uncertainty over when the economy will lift, restoring brands' budgets ...
in media, it's been no fun watching the trading model stretched to breaking point. In a not entirely ...
our industry is in peril; that "the media" is dying due to broken advertising revenue models ... our existing model of integration as the individual channels complement each other, building a ... -neutral planning? Well, no, because those both start from an "us-to-them" communication model. The transmedia ...
on the back foot? Integration models make far more sense when they bring together skills for a common ... good at what we do. Integration in this model isn't an end in itself. It's merely the means by which ... ", as the lead "value" in their integration model (and they are vital components), these skills can be badly ...
different model of integration, one that doesn't take a press ad as its starting point, but one in which ... the old model of integration and build a new, truly integrated one. ...
's not going to be the end of the traditional team, it's still a good model for print and outdoor ...
sub-cells of the organisation. This model could provide a more engaging, varied, creative ...
. As Fletcher puts it: "I don't see a markedly different model (to Barb) emerging soon, not during the terms ...
magazines. We were able to plan a sustainable business model for Stylist and craft a cost-base knowing ...
distance removed from the typical advertising model. "This is a complicated area, but crucial," Eaves ...
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