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Reaching Your Audience: Which Online Marketing and Advertising Tactics Actually Work?

Buzzstream

Privacy Concerns. The debate about the Internet and privacy continues to be a concern for many Americans. We decided we wanted to pit a few advertising/marketing approaches against each other. Do people prefer to watch ads or would they rather give away some of their privacy? Would You Rather? We learned: .

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Sephora Data-Privacy Penalties Sound Alarm for Marketers

PRSay

Marketers are taking notice of California’s data-privacy laws after cosmetics retailer Sephora agreed last month to pay $1.2 million in penalties for alleged violations involving its targeted-advertising practices. As NBC News reports, California Attorney General Rob Bonta said Sephora sold its customers’ data without their consent.

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Next Steps in Social Media Marketing

Flack's Revenge

Others have come under fire too, for their content and privacy issues, in related areas of online like general Web, Google, and mobile. interestingly, this Digiday articles says Facebook advertisers are staying the course ). Trust in social media and journalism are at an all-time low. I was not sure what to expect.

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News media in 2022: Reuters Institute Digital News Report

Stephen Waddington

It covers business models, audience strategies, journalism practice, regulation, and future technologies. Three-quarters (75%) of respondents say they are confident about their company’s prospects for 2022, though fewer (60%) say the same about the future of journalism.

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Google’s Cookie Ban May Put a Brighter Spotlight on Original Content

Contently - Strategy

In early March 2021, Google announced plans to phase out third-party cookies by 2022, sending the targeted advertising industry into a tailspin. While the long-term impacts of the move remain to be seen, one likely change is that content will play an even more important role for brands and advertisers trying to reach customers online. “If

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8 headlines from the Reuters Institute future of news report

Stephen Waddington

A Facebook backlash, robot journalism, audio and slow news, are all among news trends spotlighted in a report published by the Reuters Institute. The Digital News Project at the Reuters Institute for the Study of Journalism has published its Journalism, Media, and Technology Trends and Predictions for 2019.

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Content Curation’s Last stand?

Flack's Revenge

It is the reality that Internet culture has given us today; where content is there for the taking, to be riffed on, often ripped off, repackaged, bookmarked, collated, aggregated, discovered, shared and curated; in which content is commoditized and journalism has been torn asunder.