"It's called peer influencing," said Chad Stoller, director-emerging platforms at Organic. MediaContacts' Mr. Nyatsambo gives an example of what he said would be an incredibly valuable tool: Facebook could decipher data such as a group get-together its members have planned and serve advertising related to things the group might need -- pizza, for example. "If [Facebook] can figure out how to anticipate what someone might be looking for, they would be an enormous value," he said in a story from this week's Advertising Age.
This level of sophistication obviously isn't in place yet, or I wouldn't receive ads encouraging me to join the army at 45 years of age.
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Sunday, August 26, 2007
Facebook Ads: All about the "Peer Influencing"
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Sunday, August 12, 2007
ESPN PodCenter on the iPhone
ESPN PodCenter comes to Apple's iPhone tomorrow according to a story published this past Friday in Adertising Age. Seems like it is only audio initially, but it will be great to have the availability without having to synch. I'm not sure how it will show up on the iPhone and the article didn't really specify, but I imagine it will be another icon (a la YouTube) on the "home" desktop.
Update 08/13/07 7:32A PDT: No desktop real estate that I've found so far. Digging around though I found this link: http://sports.espn.go.com/espnradio/podcast/iphone/
Update 08/13/07 7:32A PDT: No desktop real estate that I've found so far. Digging around though I found this link: http://sports.espn.go.com/espnradio/podcast/iphone/
it works! though clicking the "play link" hypertext link did NOT work, clicking the icon did, and pretty well -- at least over wifi. The content is kind of stale (all from last Friday), no content from the weekend, but since it just launched, I'll cut them some slack for a while. Hopefully before long there will be some video to go along with the audio.
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