Is the web page becoming obsolete? What is the future of mobile?
This presentation before the Inter American Press Association addresses this topic. #SIPBarbados2014
This document summarizes the Apps@State program run by the U.S. Department of State to develop mobile apps for engagement with global audiences. It discusses the goals of creating apps for embassies and consulates to share information on major events, trivia games, information about the Smithsonian Institution, and studying in the USA. The apps will be available on iPhone, Android, and mobile web in pilot countries like China, Argentina, and Indonesia. It provides screenshots and details of the embassy media kit, trivia, and Smithsonian apps. It also discusses expanding to more countries and platforms, addressing data and content gaps, and using tools like Ushahidi for situations like disease outbreaks.
US Hispanics: Content Producers and Marketers who want to attract US Latinos should considered mobile as the first screen and in many cases as the only one
The document discusses trends in mobile communications and applications. 58% of Americans have used their phones for non-data activities and 62% have used mobile devices for digital tools. Cell phones are becoming increasingly important to users. The use of applications and internet on phones is growing, especially among younger users. Popular applications allow activities like social networking, maps, games and more. Marketers are increasingly using mobile applications to engage customers, build loyalty and provide information.
This report analyzes how tablets, smartphones and other connected devices are changing digital media consumption habits in the US. Key findings include:
- Over 1/3 of US digital traffic now comes from non-computer devices like phones and tablets.
- Tablet ownership is highest among young, affluent males and tablets are increasingly used for activities like social networking, shopping and news.
- The iOS platform accounts for over half of all non-computer traffic in the US, driven largely by the popularity of the iPad.
- Mobile media usage continues to grow rapidly as smartphone adoption increases, and tablets and smartphones are transforming how people access content.
The document discusses the importance of a federal digital strategy and social media for public health organizations. It notes that 61% of American adults use the internet as their primary way to engage with government. It advocates for improving the web experience and sharing resources through a coordinated strategy. The White House CIO called for the government to change how it works using a mobile opportunity. The document provides statistics on mobile internet and health information usage to argue for responsive design and extending the reach of organizations' work through social media platforms.
Virtuoso - music retrieval and recommendationeanes pereira
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Software for music retrieval and recommendation. It is able to classify music by genre and by elicited emotion. Besides, it is able to classify specific Brazilian music genres.
Mobile devices now dominate individuals' digital media usage. On average, adults now spend over 5.5 hours per day online, with mobile driving much of the growth as mobile internet usage has surpassed desktop usage. Consumers are highly addicted to their mobile phones and use them for a wide variety of tasks throughout the day from checking email and social media to online shopping, banking, searching for health, job, and real estate information. Advertisers need to develop mobile-first strategies that deliver contextually relevant and locally targeted ads based on consumer preferences that vary by location in order to leverage the opportunities in mobile advertising.
The document summarizes the top 6 public relations trends in 2013. These include the growth of mobile news consumption and the importance of visual content on mobile platforms. It also discusses how visual storytelling can drive viral hits, the rise of content marketing, the continued importance of social media in driving conversations, and how social technologies represent a large business opportunity. Social media and mobile platforms will be increasingly important for news sourcing and public relations.
Industry updates on key mobile trends 5 11 12Cristina Lucero
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74% of US tablet owners use their devices at home, while 36% use them in stores. In March, 78 million US adults visited Facebook from their smartphones. Google sites were the top mobile properties, reaching nearly all US mobile users, followed by Facebook, Yahoo, and Amazon. On Android devices, the top apps were Google Android Market, Google Search, Maps, Gmail, and then Facebook. As of March 2012, 50% of US mobile subscribers owned smartphones, with Asian Americans having the highest penetration rate at 67%.
The whole world in your hand: Embracing the mobile revolution - John KenyonConnecting Up
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Mobile technology is revolutionizing the way non-profits operate and engage with stakeholders. The document discusses how mobile phones have been used by non-profits to more efficiently collect and report field data, engage donors through fundraising campaigns, and empower communities through citizen science and language preservation apps. It provides examples of non-profits embracing mobile strategies and emphasizes starting with a comprehensive mobile plan rather than separate apps. The key is leveraging the ubiquity of mobile to advance organizational missions in new impactful ways.
Aquent/AMA Webcast: Healthcare Social Media: The Conversation That Is Definin...Aquent
油
Active healthcare social media discussions cover all aspects of healthcare, from a full range of disease states to specific treatment strategies. These conversations can shape consumers view of your brand and pharmaceutical companies are sometimes the only voice absent from the conversation. Within online discussion, which healthcare topics drive the conversation? Who is talking? How much of the discussion is about therapeutic areas and how much is brand-specific? What do patients and caregivers share in this environment? What can we learn by using social media as a market research input? Find out more in this webcast presented by Melissa Davies, Strategic Account Director, Healthcare of NM Incite (A Nielsen/McKinsey Company).
The document provides statistics on smartphone ownership and usage in the United States. Some key facts include:
- 76.8 million Americans owned smartphones in mid-2011, an 11% increase from the previous period.
- Wealthy individuals under 50 and those with a college degree have higher rates of smartphone adoption.
- Mobile data usage grew 77% in the first half of 2011, with video streaming and file sharing accounting for most data consumption.
- Mobile advertising spending is expected to top $1 billion in 2011 and grow substantially in subsequent years as smartphones continue to rise in popularity.
Intro to Mobile Marketing_Michael HanleySara Quinn
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Part of the Mobile Communications Resource Center, this is one of several presentations created by Michael Hanley for Ball State University's College of Communication, Information and Media. All rights are reserved.
This document summarizes mobile market trends from 2011. It covers topics like total smartphone and mobile web users in the US, most visited mobile websites, the growth of mobile apps and their usage, the rise of tablets and their impact on browsing habits. Key metrics included over 68 million smartphone users in the US, mobile web usage increasing 29% year-over-year, and predictions that mobile ad spending would reach $7.3 billion in 2011.
5 Key Mobile Insights for Publishers:
#1 Existing Tablet Trends
Continue
#2 Android is losing Developer Support
# app.ft.com
#3 30% of tablet usage is in front of TV
#4 Users are willing to pay for unique information
# the Times
#5 Soon happening: Social Guide next to TV Rankings
# Turntable.fm
Mobile devices are becoming increasingly important media platforms, with consumers now spending 23% of their time with media on mobile devices. Mobile ad spend is growing much faster than online ad spend, increasing 43% on average each year through 2016. A greater percentage of website traffic is coming from smartphones and tablets, and this trend will continue as the three screens of television, computer, and mobile converge. Consumers are using their smartphones and tablets more to research purchases and complete transactions, with tablets leading the growth in mobile commerce.
Smartphone sales are growing rapidly in the United States. Sales are projected to grow from 67 million in 2010 to 95 million in 2011, making smartphones the highest selling consumer electronic. Morgan Stanley estimates that smartphone sales will surpass personal computer sales in 2012. Smartphone adoption nearly doubled in the fourth quarter of 2010 with over 101 million phones sold, up 89% from the same period the previous year.
Mobile Demographics and Consumer Trends_Michael HanleySara Quinn
油
Part of the Mobile Communications Resource Center, this is one of several presentations created by Michael Hanley for Ball State University's College of Communication, Information and Media. All rights are reserved.
Jason Witty, SVP & CISO at US Bank - Next eneration information security meet...Global Business Events
油
Jason Witty is the SVP and Chief Information Security Officer of U.S. Bancorp. The document discusses the expanding internet over the past 15 years and compares it to a highway system that has grown enormously. It then discusses digital currency and financial markets. Key trends in technology like mobile, social media, and cloud computing are examined. Cybersecurity threats from different groups like hackers, nation-states, and organized crime are outlined. The document advocates for an intelligence-driven cybersecurity strategy and comprehensive approach. It also discusses managing risks associated with cloud computing.
The document discusses the state of mobile technology and its implications for journalism. It notes that 80% of the world's population now owns a mobile phone, with over 1 billion being smartphones. It also discusses how mobile phones are changing the way stories are reported, told, and distributed by journalists. The document provides examples of mobile apps and accessories that can be used for mobile journalism and concludes by asking the audience for mobile app recommendations.
1. The document analyzes data on how people use devices like smartphones, computers, and tablets throughout an average day. It finds that people use multiple devices, with over half using more than one type of device daily.
2. Smartphones are the most used devices, with over 80% of users having their smartphone as their only device for a quarter of all users. Smartphone usage is consistent throughout the day and into the night.
3. People move seamlessly between devices, with over 20% using a computer and another device concurrently. Understanding cross-device usage is important for marketers.
The document discusses the creation of a new "NewsWire" platform by Fairfax County to better communicate news and information to the public. It aims to (1) present all county news in one central location, (2) publish content through various tools to engage the public, and (3) create an integrated news and engagement platform to meet changing demands. The NewsWire will consolidate news releases, events, and other news on its website and mobile apps. It will also engage the public through email updates, social media, and questions/voting features. The goal is to improve coordination of county communications across different channels and audiences.
The document is a presentation from Southcentral Foundation (SCF), an Alaska Native owned nonprofit healthcare organization. It provides an overview of SCF's history, programs, services, approach and achievements. Key points include:
- SCF was established in 1982 and has grown from serving a few hundred to over 64,000 customers with a budget increase from $3M to $227M.
- It focuses on whole-person wellness through a family-centered model of care delivered through community health centers, behavioral health services and village-based initiatives.
- SCF prioritizes relationships, quality, shared responsibility and family wellness through a patient-centered approach guided by Native values.
- This approach has led
This document outlines a project to re-examine the financial paradigm by incorporating insights from philosophy, social norms, neuroscience, and an increased focus on human consciousness and empathy. It discusses how the current financial system evolved from philosophical ideas like neo-liberalism and explores alternative views of human nature, consumption, and society. Findings from neuroscience on empathy, language and reflection are also reviewed. The document proposes that financial reform requires addressing root causes like addiction to growth and analyzing human behaviors, and suggests building a sustainable future through education, ethics, community and restoring trust.
The document discusses concerns with the current NHS system and the need for a "Plan B". It outlines a potential third horizon that focuses on holistic health, community-based care, and shifting power from clinicians to the public. An example from Alaska is given where a complete system redesign led to decreased costs and improved outcomes. The document argues for a culture change where patients are active participants and clinicians act as coaches in a system designed to transition away from the current medical model paradigm.
際際滷s from the panel "Understanding the Latino Boom" #latinoboom, from the Online News Association 2013 Conference (ONA13)
http://ona13.journalists.org/sessions/understanding-the-latino-boom/#.UmqpEfmHuM4
Culture Matters: are we facing a crisis of culture?grahamiff
油
Notes for discussion in the US in November 2010 about whether the country faces a crisis of culture as well as a political, financial, economic crisis etc. What exactly is a 'crisis of culture'?
El documento describe los principales tipos de pl叩sticos identificables para su reciclaje en el centro de reciclaje de Baronceli. Estos incluyen el polietileno tereftalato (PET) usado para botellas de agua, el polietileno de alta densidad usado para envases de detergentes, el PVC usado para tuber鱈as y mangueiras, el polietileno de baja densidad usado para bolsas, y el polipropileno usado para vasos y sillas. Tambi辿n menciona el poliestireno usado
Industry updates on key mobile trends 5 11 12Cristina Lucero
油
74% of US tablet owners use their devices at home, while 36% use them in stores. In March, 78 million US adults visited Facebook from their smartphones. Google sites were the top mobile properties, reaching nearly all US mobile users, followed by Facebook, Yahoo, and Amazon. On Android devices, the top apps were Google Android Market, Google Search, Maps, Gmail, and then Facebook. As of March 2012, 50% of US mobile subscribers owned smartphones, with Asian Americans having the highest penetration rate at 67%.
The whole world in your hand: Embracing the mobile revolution - John KenyonConnecting Up
油
Mobile technology is revolutionizing the way non-profits operate and engage with stakeholders. The document discusses how mobile phones have been used by non-profits to more efficiently collect and report field data, engage donors through fundraising campaigns, and empower communities through citizen science and language preservation apps. It provides examples of non-profits embracing mobile strategies and emphasizes starting with a comprehensive mobile plan rather than separate apps. The key is leveraging the ubiquity of mobile to advance organizational missions in new impactful ways.
Aquent/AMA Webcast: Healthcare Social Media: The Conversation That Is Definin...Aquent
油
Active healthcare social media discussions cover all aspects of healthcare, from a full range of disease states to specific treatment strategies. These conversations can shape consumers view of your brand and pharmaceutical companies are sometimes the only voice absent from the conversation. Within online discussion, which healthcare topics drive the conversation? Who is talking? How much of the discussion is about therapeutic areas and how much is brand-specific? What do patients and caregivers share in this environment? What can we learn by using social media as a market research input? Find out more in this webcast presented by Melissa Davies, Strategic Account Director, Healthcare of NM Incite (A Nielsen/McKinsey Company).
The document provides statistics on smartphone ownership and usage in the United States. Some key facts include:
- 76.8 million Americans owned smartphones in mid-2011, an 11% increase from the previous period.
- Wealthy individuals under 50 and those with a college degree have higher rates of smartphone adoption.
- Mobile data usage grew 77% in the first half of 2011, with video streaming and file sharing accounting for most data consumption.
- Mobile advertising spending is expected to top $1 billion in 2011 and grow substantially in subsequent years as smartphones continue to rise in popularity.
Intro to Mobile Marketing_Michael HanleySara Quinn
油
Part of the Mobile Communications Resource Center, this is one of several presentations created by Michael Hanley for Ball State University's College of Communication, Information and Media. All rights are reserved.
This document summarizes mobile market trends from 2011. It covers topics like total smartphone and mobile web users in the US, most visited mobile websites, the growth of mobile apps and their usage, the rise of tablets and their impact on browsing habits. Key metrics included over 68 million smartphone users in the US, mobile web usage increasing 29% year-over-year, and predictions that mobile ad spending would reach $7.3 billion in 2011.
5 Key Mobile Insights for Publishers:
#1 Existing Tablet Trends
Continue
#2 Android is losing Developer Support
# app.ft.com
#3 30% of tablet usage is in front of TV
#4 Users are willing to pay for unique information
# the Times
#5 Soon happening: Social Guide next to TV Rankings
# Turntable.fm
Mobile devices are becoming increasingly important media platforms, with consumers now spending 23% of their time with media on mobile devices. Mobile ad spend is growing much faster than online ad spend, increasing 43% on average each year through 2016. A greater percentage of website traffic is coming from smartphones and tablets, and this trend will continue as the three screens of television, computer, and mobile converge. Consumers are using their smartphones and tablets more to research purchases and complete transactions, with tablets leading the growth in mobile commerce.
Smartphone sales are growing rapidly in the United States. Sales are projected to grow from 67 million in 2010 to 95 million in 2011, making smartphones the highest selling consumer electronic. Morgan Stanley estimates that smartphone sales will surpass personal computer sales in 2012. Smartphone adoption nearly doubled in the fourth quarter of 2010 with over 101 million phones sold, up 89% from the same period the previous year.
Mobile Demographics and Consumer Trends_Michael HanleySara Quinn
油
Part of the Mobile Communications Resource Center, this is one of several presentations created by Michael Hanley for Ball State University's College of Communication, Information and Media. All rights are reserved.
Jason Witty, SVP & CISO at US Bank - Next eneration information security meet...Global Business Events
油
Jason Witty is the SVP and Chief Information Security Officer of U.S. Bancorp. The document discusses the expanding internet over the past 15 years and compares it to a highway system that has grown enormously. It then discusses digital currency and financial markets. Key trends in technology like mobile, social media, and cloud computing are examined. Cybersecurity threats from different groups like hackers, nation-states, and organized crime are outlined. The document advocates for an intelligence-driven cybersecurity strategy and comprehensive approach. It also discusses managing risks associated with cloud computing.
The document discusses the state of mobile technology and its implications for journalism. It notes that 80% of the world's population now owns a mobile phone, with over 1 billion being smartphones. It also discusses how mobile phones are changing the way stories are reported, told, and distributed by journalists. The document provides examples of mobile apps and accessories that can be used for mobile journalism and concludes by asking the audience for mobile app recommendations.
1. The document analyzes data on how people use devices like smartphones, computers, and tablets throughout an average day. It finds that people use multiple devices, with over half using more than one type of device daily.
2. Smartphones are the most used devices, with over 80% of users having their smartphone as their only device for a quarter of all users. Smartphone usage is consistent throughout the day and into the night.
3. People move seamlessly between devices, with over 20% using a computer and another device concurrently. Understanding cross-device usage is important for marketers.
The document discusses the creation of a new "NewsWire" platform by Fairfax County to better communicate news and information to the public. It aims to (1) present all county news in one central location, (2) publish content through various tools to engage the public, and (3) create an integrated news and engagement platform to meet changing demands. The NewsWire will consolidate news releases, events, and other news on its website and mobile apps. It will also engage the public through email updates, social media, and questions/voting features. The goal is to improve coordination of county communications across different channels and audiences.
The document is a presentation from Southcentral Foundation (SCF), an Alaska Native owned nonprofit healthcare organization. It provides an overview of SCF's history, programs, services, approach and achievements. Key points include:
- SCF was established in 1982 and has grown from serving a few hundred to over 64,000 customers with a budget increase from $3M to $227M.
- It focuses on whole-person wellness through a family-centered model of care delivered through community health centers, behavioral health services and village-based initiatives.
- SCF prioritizes relationships, quality, shared responsibility and family wellness through a patient-centered approach guided by Native values.
- This approach has led
This document outlines a project to re-examine the financial paradigm by incorporating insights from philosophy, social norms, neuroscience, and an increased focus on human consciousness and empathy. It discusses how the current financial system evolved from philosophical ideas like neo-liberalism and explores alternative views of human nature, consumption, and society. Findings from neuroscience on empathy, language and reflection are also reviewed. The document proposes that financial reform requires addressing root causes like addiction to growth and analyzing human behaviors, and suggests building a sustainable future through education, ethics, community and restoring trust.
The document discusses concerns with the current NHS system and the need for a "Plan B". It outlines a potential third horizon that focuses on holistic health, community-based care, and shifting power from clinicians to the public. An example from Alaska is given where a complete system redesign led to decreased costs and improved outcomes. The document argues for a culture change where patients are active participants and clinicians act as coaches in a system designed to transition away from the current medical model paradigm.
際際滷s from the panel "Understanding the Latino Boom" #latinoboom, from the Online News Association 2013 Conference (ONA13)
http://ona13.journalists.org/sessions/understanding-the-latino-boom/#.UmqpEfmHuM4
Culture Matters: are we facing a crisis of culture?grahamiff
油
Notes for discussion in the US in November 2010 about whether the country faces a crisis of culture as well as a political, financial, economic crisis etc. What exactly is a 'crisis of culture'?
El documento describe los principales tipos de pl叩sticos identificables para su reciclaje en el centro de reciclaje de Baronceli. Estos incluyen el polietileno tereftalato (PET) usado para botellas de agua, el polietileno de alta densidad usado para envases de detergentes, el PVC usado para tuber鱈as y mangueiras, el polietileno de baja densidad usado para bolsas, y el polipropileno usado para vasos y sillas. Tambi辿n menciona el poliestireno usado
The document discusses the need for new approaches to public health given current challenges and lack of results from existing efforts. It notes that health issues like obesity, alcohol-related harm, and mental illness are increasing despite programs. Additionally, an aging population and staff as well as climate-related events are pressing health issues. The document calls for a new conceptual framework and next steps to design transformative innovations for healthier, happier people at lower cost through approaches like person-centered healthcare and supporting staff wellbeing.
Anticipation + Wisdom = Resilience : The World and Wisdom Ganegrahamiff
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Anticipation + Wisdom = Resilience - presentation by David Adams on combining Tony Hodgson's world system model with the native American wisdom council for wiser decision-making.
This document summarizes two major famines: the Irish Potato Famine of 1845-1852 and the Indian Great Famine of 1876-1878. For the Irish famine, the key causes were a potato blight, British policies that exported other crops from Ireland, and Irish farmers not owning their land. Over 1 million Irish died of starvation and another 1 million emigrated to America. For the Indian famine, drought led to crop failures while crops were still exported to Europe under British colonial rule. Over 5 million died from starvation and disease, with total deaths estimated between 6-10 million. Both famines had lasting social, ethical, political, economic, and environmental impacts.
The document discusses three horizons (H1, H2, H3) that exist over time. It presents two variants: collapse and recovery, where H2 and H3 collapse before recovering, and capture and extension, where H1 is captured by H2 before H3 extends. Each horizon sees the other horizons differently: H1 sees H2 as risky and H3 as irrelevant, H2 sees H1 as obstructive and H3 as inspiring, and H3 sees H1 as lunacy and H2 as promising.
This document provides an overview of IPv6 including:
- The expanded 128-bit addressing scheme and different address types like unicast, multicast, etc.
- Simplified header format compared to IPv4 and removal of checksumming at the network layer.
- Transition mechanisms between IPv4 and IPv6 like 6to4 and ISATAP addressing.
- Hierarchical and aggregatable global address allocation policies and interface identifier assignments.
- IPv6 header options and their processing model compared to IPv4.
The document discusses the Three Horizons model for understanding change over time. It describes how (1) the current dominant system (Horizon 1) will decline as conditions change, (2) innovations (Horizon 2) will eventually replace the current system, and (3) a new emerging paradigm (Horizon 3) in the distant future will ultimately take over. There can be gradual transitions between horizons or more abrupt disruptions, depending on how recognized the need for change is. The model helps identify different mindsets and cultural challenges to managing strategic transformation over long time horizons.
This document provides an overview of the state of mobile media in 13 countries from the IAB Global Mobile Anthology 2013 report. It discusses the growth of mobile internet usage and smartphone penetration worldwide between 2011-2012. Country snapshots from the Americas, Europe, and Asia/Pacific are included that provide details on mobile advertising revenues, operators, technologies used and IAB mobile activities for each location. The document also highlights trends in several countries, such as the growth of mobile apps and videos in Brazil and increased Facebook mobile usage in Canada.
Hispanic mobile and social networking for ad tech 11410Jerry Rocha
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Hispanic population in the US is growing rapidly and will be the majority before 2050. Hispanics currently make up 16% of the US population but will grow to over 30% by 2050. Hispanics spend more on cell phones and mobile media compared to other groups. They are also more engaged in social networking and own smartphones at higher rates. Specifically, Hispanics have higher usage of Facebook, Twitter, and are more likely to own an iPhone or Android device. Advertising needs to directly target Hispanics with culturally relevant messaging to achieve higher recall and engagement.
Mobile Device: Trend, Growth and Future ProspectVivek K. Singh
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Report on impact of mobile devices on businesses and learn about mobile usage statistic, mobile marketing, Mobile phone users worldwide, Mobile technology, Mobile app usages, Mobile Internet Access, Mobile devices statistics, Mobile App Statistics and Mobile Marketing Facts & Statistics that are affecting consumer behaviors and driving sales around the world.
Hispanics are increasingly going online, with over 29 million expected to be online by 2012. They are connecting twice as fast as the general population and are early adopters of mobile technology. Hispanics spend significant time and money online for entertainment and to connect with others. While about half prefer Spanish online, most want culturally relevant content in their language. They outpace others in creating and sharing user-generated content. To effectively reach Hispanic consumers, brands must understand Hispanic culture and provide engaging, multimedia content that facilitates connection.
Virtual Lecture discusses new media in marketing, advertising, and PR. It defines new media as new ways of communicating, socializing, finding knowledge, and entertainment through technologies like blogs, social networks, videos, and more. New media are important because of their widespread adoption, especially among young people, and ability to provide consumer insights. Key features of new media include user-generated content, open communities, collective intelligence, and providing democratic platforms for self-expression.
Enabling best practice Web experiences for today's increasingly Mobile world: This white paper explores why a Web Content Management solution thats not optimized for customers in motion, could be the deal breaker for customer engagement. Find out how innovative approaches to WCM can keep your company aligned with customer expectations in a mobile world.
The document provides a summary of mobile news, events, and developments from November 2012. It includes sections on the mobile landscape, mobile events and happenings, mobile innovation and campaigns, mobile handsets and operating systems, mobile networks, social networks, and contacts. Some of the key events summarized include the Bookmarks Awards rewarding excellence in digital, the CSSA Awards naming Rob Stokes as IT Personality of the Year, and the Africa Com Awards where Cell C CEO Alan Knott-Craig was named industry personality of the year.
Media Economics Group established HispanicWebMonitor in 2001 to track Hispanic advertising across nearly 200 websites. The service provides comprehensive competitive intelligence on advertisers, categories, brands, and creative content appearing online. Subscribers use the data for business development, identifying sales opportunities, and researching where to advertise. HispanicWebMonitor automatically collects advertising data, classifies it, and allows users to uncover new advertisers, local businesses, and competitors in specific categories and websites.
E marketer report on the Mobile media report on latin-america (4)Sumit Roy
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The document provides an overview of economic and digital media trends in Latin America. It finds that while Latin America's economy grew in 2011 and 2012, growth is expected to slow going forward. Digital advertising is growing rapidly but still a small percentage of total ad spending. Internet penetration and smartphone adoption are lower in Latin America than global averages, but social media engagement is high, particularly in Brazil. Argentina has relatively high internet usage and growing broadband access, but fewer than one quarter of residents own smartphones.
E marketer the-global-media-intelligence-report-latin-america (3)Sumit Roy
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The document provides an overview of economic conditions and digital media trends in Latin America. It finds that while Latin America's economy grew in 2011 and 2012, growth is expected to slow going forward. Digital advertising is growing rapidly but still makes up a small portion of total ad spending. Internet penetration and smartphone adoption are lower in Latin America than global averages, but social media engagement is high, particularly in Brazil. Argentina has relatively high internet usage and growing broadband access, but fewer than one quarter of residents own smartphones as of 2012.
JamLoop provides targeted mobile advertising solutions to reach Hispanic audiences across devices. They take a cross-platform approach, using device IDs to build profiles and target users on phones, tablets, and connected TV. Their platform allows advertisers to target Hispanic audiences based on location, interests, and behaviors to deliver banner, interstitial, and video ads. JamLoop's team of ad tech and video veterans helps simplify complex mobile campaigns and optimize advertising performance.
Business analysts recognize that Latin America is an important emerging economy. In general terms, this report is focused on the Spanish speaking Latino community living in the American continent. The aim of this report is to provide you with a wider view on the usage and penetration of the Internet in the Latin American Spanish-speaking countries.
PR Newswire is a global leader in communications and marketing services, enabling organizations to connect with target audiences worldwide through innovative distribution solutions. Over the past 60 years, PR Newswire's press release distribution has evolved from solely text-based releases to integrating multimedia assets and social media to amplify campaigns. Today, PR Newswire offers a full suite of engagement and measurement tools to help clients maximize the impact of their messaging.
Fipp world media trends special report content Tuan Anh Nguyen
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The document discusses major trends reshaping how content is produced and published for magazines and newspapers. It highlights that digital device usage and internet connectivity have reached critical mass globally. Content consumption has shifted from publisher-driven to consumer-driven, and is increasingly taking place on digital platforms rather than print. Social media use and video consumption are both growing rapidly as well.
Smartphones are shifting from a screen that complements PCs (and tablets) to the main online activity screen. As a result, we must now shift our design, content and communications strategies to ones that see mobile as a first and engagement and, sometimes, only screen for engagement.
How American Companies are Reaching Tech Savvy Hispanic CommunitiesErica Swallow
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The Hispanic market is the fastest-growing demographic in the U.S. and also the most mobile and social media savvy in the country. It's no wonder that big brands have made it a priority to reach Hispanic communities in America. In this presentation, attendees will learn about big brands that are effectively reaching Hispanic communities with innovative and technology-focused campaigns.
This presentation was presented on June 13, 2012 at the Social Media Strategies Summit in Miami.
For more details: http://socialmediastrategiessummit.com/miami-2012/agenda.html
Mobile Marketing & China's Market, by StraydogStraydog
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Why you should include mobile marketing and mobile web in your marketing strategy, and an in depth look at Chinas mobile market.
Presented by Straydog Marketing + Design
This document describes an online marketing company focused on reaching the Hispanic market in the US and internationally. The company has an experienced team and offers a full range of digital marketing solutions like display advertising, direct response, email marketing, search engine optimization and media buying. It has a network of premium and long tail Hispanic websites across multiple categories like automotive, business, and lifestyle. The company uses advanced targeting capabilities to effectively reach Hispanic youth and other key demographics. It provides access to many quality Hispanic publishers and claims to make the large and growing Hispanic market accessible for advertisers.
The document provides a summary of mobile news, views, events and developments for January 2013. It discusses how industry experts expect the definition of "mobile" to change, and Tomi Ahonen predicts 2013 will be the "Mobile Moment" when mobile handsets exceed the human population. Mobile ad spend doubled in 2012 and is expected to continue growing double-digits in 2013. The document also summarizes several other mobile industry stories and trends from January 2013.
4. In 2013, 82% of Americans said they got
news on a desktop or laptop and 54%
said they got news on a mobile device.
Beyond that, 35% reported that they get
news in this way frequently on their
desktop or laptop, and 21% on a mobile
device (cellphone or tablet).
Source: Pew Research - State of the News Media 2014
7. 62%of Hispanic consumers in the United States have Internet access at home,
compared to 76% of the general population, so we rely more on our
mobile devices for web use.
Source: State of the Hispanic consumer the Hispanic market imperative (Nielsen).
8. On average we send or
receive 941 text
messages per month,
more than any other
ethnic group. And we
out-talk any other
mobile user group by
40%, with 13 calls per
day on average.
We also download more
music and pictures
from our mobile
phones than any
other consumer
group.
Source: State of the Hispanic consumer the Hispanic market imperative (Nielsen).