Good news – sort of – for auto journalists: automotive advertising by manufacturers will rise 14% in 2010 and from all sources 11% to $19.2 billion total according to a Borrell Associates prediction reported by the Center For Media Research.
Good news – sort of – for auto journalists: automotive advertising by manufacturers will rise 14% in 2010 and from all sources 11% to $19.2 billion total according to a Borrell Associates prediction reported by the Center For Media Research.
Tearing down of the wall between news and advertising brought a storm of Internet reactions ranging from “Another Death In Dallas” by acanuck on DagBlog to “cautious optimism” by “Newsosaur” blogger Alan Mutter.
“Social purpose is the new social status,” according to Mitch Markson, chief creative officer for Edelman Worldwide and creator of the company’s, “goodpurpose Consumer Study.”
As a way to monetize online magazine content, Time Inc, executive John Squires has proposed a sort of online newsstand where consumers can purchase and manage their subscriptions, which can be delivered to any device,” according to Wooden Horse News.
Rupert Murdoch says: “Quality journalism is not cheap, and an industry that gives away its content is simply cannibalizing its ability to produce good reporting.”