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  • 5 ways to spend your video budget wisely

    You're pumped like Sammy Sosa in 1998. You're armed with solid research that proves that online video is the bee's knees. And you've got ideas on how to link the investment with other media consumption. You're unstoppable. What could go wrong? Suddenly, you get the crea...

    By Ryan Willumson • May 23, 2012
  • TrendWatch: DIY rich media ads

    What if you could eliminate the coding element from creating rich media ads? Here's a new option that companies should check out.

    By Ryan Willumson • May 23, 2012
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    Retail Marketing

    Top stories that underscore the leading influences on retail marketing, including the creator economy, '90s nostalgia and Gen Z. 

    By Marketing Dive staff
  • Pepsi Max's Video With NBA Star Quickly Explodes

    YouTube effort garners over 3 million views since the weekend.

    By Ryan Willumson • May 23, 2012
  • Can Video Get Some Instagram-Like Love?

    The next wave of social video apps.

    By Ryan Willumson • May 22, 2012
  • 9 shocking ads and how they fared

    Some brands have gotten great business mileage out of this approach. Others have found themselves in deep doo-doo as consumer blowback undermined their messages and integrity.

    By Ryan Willumson • May 21, 2012
  • Turner Takes Stake in Funny or Die, Will Manage Site's Ad Sales

    Funny or Die CEO Dick Glover said the site has done well but still doesn't have big enough reach.

    By Ryan Willumson • May 16, 2012
  • Of Course You Can Trust Us— We're Google!

    Buyers are intrigued by YouTube’s 100-channel rollout. But the high CPMs? Not so much.

    By Ryan Willumson • May 14, 2012
  • What the Web Could Learn From Dawn of TV

    The single-sponsor model takes a lot of the risk out of the equation for content producers, but it also intrinsically limits the upside, as TV found decades ago.

    By Ryan Willumson • May 13, 2012
  • Marketing And Augmented Reality: A Real Deal?

    Speakers at this week's Augmented Reality Event agreed on the marketing potential of AR--at least when properly used--but consumer acceptance and platform fragmentation remain real issues.

    By Ryan Willumson • May 11, 2012
  • For Many, Web Video's Actual Value Trails Its Massive Hype

    Despite the success of YouTube and Hulu, publishers are finding that building audiences large enough to capture real ad growth is harder than it seems.

    By Ryan Willumson • May 6, 2012
  • NBC Plans Olympic-Size Test of Digital Limits

    Success -- in traffic numbers and ad sales -- could make NBC Sports the poster child for the promise of digital viewing.

    By Ryan Willumson • May 6, 2012
  • Consumers Love Apple's 'Elitist' Celebrity Siri Ads

    Apple's Siri ads starring Samuel L. Jackson and Zooey Deschanel drew the ire of Ad Age TV Editor Brian Steinberg, but consumers love them, according to Ace Metrix.

    By Ryan Willumson • April 27, 2012
  • Online Ad Company Buys TV Spot in 'The Pitch,' Slams Online Ads

    Undertone says it's running its first TV spot to "present our POV on the power of digital advertising."

    By Ryan Willumson • April 25, 2012
  • NBC's Chuck Todd: Obama Beating Romney in Digital

    Political analyst speaks with ClickZ about the web and this fall's election.

    By Ryan Willumson • April 25, 2012
  • Results: Study on Executive Media Consumption Habits

    Study finds that news is top mobile app, with 87% have installed a news app on their tablet and 75% had installed a news app on their smartphone.

    By Ryan Willumson • April 25, 2012
  • Forecast: Mobile Media Revenues Reach $150 Billion In 2012

    Consumers are expected to increase their spend on mobile media by a further 13.4 percent from $121.8 billion in 2011 to $138.2 billion in 2012.

    By Ryan Willumson • April 23, 2012
  • How Johnson & Johnson Uses YouTube to Create Awareness

    In this video, Social Media Examiner interviews Director of Video Communication, Robert Halper.

    By Ryan Willumson • April 20, 2012
  • Tupac's Return Resonates for Advertisers

    Digital Domain Chief Creative Officer Ed Ulbrich, whose company "resurrected" the slain rapper for Coachella, speaks about the technology.

    By Ryan Willumson • April 18, 2012
  • IKEA Squeezes 2,800 Products Inside Single Web Banner Ad

    "Welcome to the world's smallest IKEA store."

    By Ryan Willumson • April 17, 2012
  • Hulu: Advertisers Pay Only When 100% of Ad Is Streamed

    Online video service subscriptions also reach 2 million.

    By Ryan Willumson • April 17, 2012
  • CBS Interactive Games Links Twitch.tv with Gamespot, Partners with Pro Gamer Orgs

    CBS Interactive Games is adding the virtual equivalent of a live sports feed to its GameSpot site. Twitch.tv, which streams competitive multiplayer games around the world, will provide live streams of hugely popular games like DOTA 2, World of Warcraft and Call of Duty to Gamespot's audien...

    By Ryan Willumson • April 17, 2012
  • IAB's New Ad Formats Offer Tech Support for 'Skippable' Ads

    The move offers support for publishers who believe consumers should be able to skip irrelevant ads shown at the beginning of a video.

    By Ryan Willumson • April 10, 2012
  • Study: Young Consumers Switch Media 27 Times An Hour

    Means a switch equivalent to more than 13 times during a standard half-hour TV show.

    By Ryan Willumson • April 8, 2012
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    Video is Lifeblood of Li-Ning's 'New China' Sneaker Launch

    Video-centric Beijing brand sells online only.

    By Ryan Willumson • April 6, 2012
  • Virality Doesn't Always Translate to Payday

    With so much media distraction vying for consumer attention, breakout content is everyone's goal. But the truth is that the economics of virality aren't always kind to those who create it.

    By Ryan Willumson • March 25, 2012