links for 2009-09-24
25 September 2009
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OK… only joking!
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Titled This Is It – after the king of pop's ill-fated London gigs – and featuring backing vocals by his brothers, the song will go on sale on October 12.
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Teenage talk grows ever harder to decode, so let Lucy Tobin help you avoid being ‘owned’
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The BBC is looking to recruit a female newsreader who is over the age of 50 as part of attempts by the corporation to head off allegations of ageism.
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According to a new survey from Middleberg Communications and the Society for New Communications Research (SNCR), as reported in PRWeek , 70 percent of journalists said they use social networks to assist in reporting (compared to 41 percent last year). This is a huge spike in one year, though it shouldn’t surprise any of us with all the lists of journalists using Twitter and other social networks.
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Is anybody out there listening properly? Do enough people care? Are journalists themselves sticking their heads in the sand?
We are not facing a momentous crisis in journalism. We are already in a crisis that is putting the central public service aspect of our role in jeopardy.
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Social networking site Facebook has become a major source of internet traffic for financial services company Capital One during the past 12 months.
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How can brands protect themselves from the growing trend of online foot stamping?
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Marketing is in the midst of a complex transformation. As consumers become more technologically sophisticated and choices multiply, marketing must adapt. Tune in to viewpoints from industry and academic thought leaders to acquire inspiring, empowering and actionable insights.
Google and The Wharton School have partnered to gather and provide quick perspective on managing the change in the marketing landscape. As we explore what will define success through marketing’s continual evolution, we aim to share ideas and lessons learned to help keep us all better informed and effective as the game – and conversation – rapidly progresses.
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