Jonathan Barnard Head of Forecasting
An errant tweet by KitchenAid resulted in a short-term pr disaster, but the brand minimized the damage with a quick apology, according to one researcher. via How KitchenAid Minimized Its Twitter...
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Jonathan Barnard Head of Forecasting
Performics Presidential Twitter Toss-up #1 Infographic – Performics Performance Marketing Blog: SEM, SEO, Social & Display.
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Jonathan Barnard Head of Forecasting
Tumblr has finally given brands and marketers what they’ve long been asking for: An analytics dashboard. Read the full story at Tumblr Finally Gives Marketers Access to Analytics.
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Jonathan Barnard Head of Forecasting
Want to catch up with what happened in the digital world this week? Our weekly cheat sheet will fill you in on everything you missed while you were scrambling to meet...
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Jonathan Barnard Head of Forecasting
Eight years after it was launched as a Harvard dorm room project, Facebook has declared that its social network is now being used by 1 billion people around the world every...
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Jonathan Barnard Head of Forecasting
The Brazilian newspaper Diário de Natal, which circulates in the state of Rio Grande do Norte, is ceasing to publish in print and will go online only. The paper’s owner, Diários...
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Jonathan Barnard Head of Forecasting
Global advertising to grow 4.6% in 2013, led by developing markets and digital media Global ad expenditure growth forecast to strengthen over the next two years, rising from 3.8% in 2012...
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Jonathan Barnard Head of Forecasting
Want to catch up with what happened in the digital world this week? Our weekly cheat sheet will fill you in on everything you missed while you were scrambling to meet deadlines...
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Jonathan Barnard Head of Forecasting
The tie-up between old media’s power to recommend off the page and new media’s ease as a utility takes another step forward this week. The Times is promoting a further “scan...
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Jonathan Barnard Head of Forecasting
The amount of time Americans spend on mobile devices and social networking sites is accelerating rapidly — and their news consumption habits are shifting accordingly. In a Pew Research Center survey...
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