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The New York Times
Best Buy’s secrets for thriving in the Amazon Age
While running errands the other day, I ducked into a local Best Buy to pick up a pair of new headphones. What I saw inside was shocking. Happy-looking people were huddled around tables filled with the latest gadgets from Microsoft and Apple. The video game aisle was bustling… SEGUIR LEYENDO
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Recode
The music business is growing again — really growing — and it’s because of streaming
Familiar song, new tempo: Music streaming is big, and getting bigger fast. Digital downloads are falling off a cliff. SEGUIR LEYENDO
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AdWeek
Why Signal Planning Is the Most Compelling Media Planning Innovation in Decades
There are still a lot of brands that define their consumers based on age, gender, income and education, which is how audiences have been measured since Arthur Nielsen started measuring radio listenership in the ’40s and TV viewership in the ’50s. Back then diaries were sent to U.S. SEGUIR LEYENDO
El Español
Hasta el infinito y más allá: así es Pixar por dentro
Tenía 10 años cuando se estrenó Toy Story. Por aquel entonces nadie sabía que aquella película haría historia. SEGUIR LEYENDO
AdWeek
The Year’s 23 Best Media Plans, From Netflix and Hulu to GoPro and Google
With a constant stream of information inundating consumers at every turn, it’s becoming harder than ever for advertisers to reach their target audiences in meaningful ways. That’s where our Media Plan of the Year honorees come in. SEGUIR LEYENDO
The New York Times
Who’d Create a P.R. Crisis on Purpose? Well, Only the Sweat Was Real
Just as I was stammering out some version of “no comment” to a reporter from BuzzFeed, my editor was about to field a call from The New York Post. SEGUIR LEYENDO
Adweek
Why More Brands Are Adding Young Influencers to Their Marketing and Creative Teams
In late August, influencers including 15-year-old Loren Gray (6.5 million Instagram followers), 16-year-old Nia Sioux (4.5 million Instagram followers) and 13-year-old Jacob Martin (309,000 Instagram followers) began touting a new clothing collection they designed for Target. SEGUIR LEYENDO