Sorry; this isn’t about Nigerian singers who marry supermodels.
A monk seal has been released into the wild with a cell phone that sends text messages about her location.
Seals with cell phones. Someone better tell this young’n that clubbing is NOT what she thinks it is….
Seal Sends Text Messages
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Seal Phone Home…
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The Wire, CNN Style
Newspaper editors will visit Atlanta this week to hear CNN’s pitch to provide local, national and international coverage via a new wire servce.
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Huffington Post Pockets $25 Million
The Huffington Post raised $25 million in a single investment from Oak Investment Partners.
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Q&A: Wenda Harris Millard, Martha Stewart Living
Wenda Harris Millard, President, Media, and Co-CEO, Martha Stewart Living Omnimedia
Interviewer:
Ernie Sander, Managing Editor, ContentNext Media -
Q&A: Paul Rossi, The Economist
Paul Rossi, Managing Director, EVP and Publisher, The Economist
Interviewer:
Ernie Sander, Managing Editor, ContentNext Media -
Spotlight Q&A: John Skipper ESPN
Spotlight Q&A:
John Skipper, EVP, Content, ESPN
Interviewer:
Richard Sandomir, TV Sports and Sports Business Writer, The New York Times -
ESOMAR – Richard Eisermann
Video: Today’s industries and institutions are looking to reinvent themselves. It is no longer possible to predict from the outset that problems will be solved with a new product or market offer. The right solution may lie in a new process, service, experience, system or even a new business model altogether.
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ESOMAR – Alan Middleton
Video: Research in the Triad markets of Japan, Europe and North America have pointed to new trends in the way brands are being perceived, thought of and built. CSR and sustainability are becoming more important in the way brands are managed, and internal branding is becoming more and more important particularly in the service industries.
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ESOMAR – Grant McCracken
Video: Grant McCracken discusses his theories of Transformation. A revolution was created in the world of marketing by the idea of market segmentation where for the first time marketers were encouraged to see that markets are not homogeneous. Grant takes this segmentation revolution one step further, arguing that the individual consumer is also not homogeneous, rather in every individual consumer there are a number of selves each requiring a different voice.
