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Digital Brand Advertising to Pass DR in 2012
Vizu Branded Content 01.12.2012Respondents to Digiday’s Vizu-sponsored State of the Industry Survey forecasts that brand advertising will be nearly 60 percent of their digital spend in 2012.

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Meet the HBO of The Internet
Mike Shields 01.03.2012The Culver City, Calif.-based Maker Studios is quietly looking to define Web entertainment, yet its aspirations are high. The company only wants to be the HBO of the Internet.

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Lang’s Move to Time Confirms Digital is the Future
Digiday Editors 12.01.2011Laura Lang faces an uphill battle as the new CEO of Time Inc. Plus: Siri is anti-abortion, and online ad business is doing better than ever. This and more on today’s Reading List.

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Reading List: Silicon Valley Admits Its Bubble
Digiday Editors 11.21.2011Silicon Valley royalty Sean Parker sees the Silicon Valley bubble bursting soon. Plus: is Facebook doing too much to be publisher friendly? This and more on today’s Reading List.

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Why Don’t Broadcast Networks Love Web Video?
Mike Shields 11.17.2011The broadcast TV world has mostly shunned the Web as an outlet for distributing original programming. Are they making a long-term mistake or a shrewd calculation based on the cold economics of media? Digiday’s final installment of “Solving the Web’s Brand Challenge” series examines the issue.

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Will Big Ads Bring Brands to the Web?
Mike Shields 11.01.2011The creative palette available to brands online has long been wanting. In the latest installment of Digiday’s “Solving the Web’s Brand Challenge” series, we look at whether moves to make banners bigger and more memorable can move brand dollars online.

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Reading List: Twitter Ads Click With Users
Digiday Editors 10.25.2011Can Twitter get ads right by deciding against banner ads? Plus: Google may want to make a deal with Yahoo, Netflix is scrambling and more on today’s Reading List.

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Short Takes: TV Beats Digital Again
Mike Shields 10.25.2011According to an ANA survey, close to half of marketers upped their spending on TV over the past two years. That has to be tough to swallow for digital publishers looking to reel in more brand dollars from TV.

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Facebook Fine-tunes Ad Algo
Anne Sherber 10.13.2011Two new reports show surprising growth in the social media sites’ cost-per-click rates. Quarter by quarter fluctuations are signs that Facebook, like Google, is firmly in control of its ad system.

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Digital and TV Win In A Shaky Economy
Mike Shields 10.11.2011As MagnaGlobal revises its media spending forecast for 2012 downward, TV and the Internet remain bright spots.






