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  • SXSW Interactive 2012 Recap

    As a first-time South by Southwest Interactive (SXSWi) attendee, I thought it would be helpful to provide a newbie’s perspective on the mad-cap annual conference in Austin. I attended 3 of the 5 days, which gave me a fairly good perspective. Essentially, I distilled my visit into four distinct experiences: networking, sessions, technology and marketing. Based on value received, I’ve tiered the experiences in order, from highest to lowest.

  • YouTube Redesigns Its Web Site to Promote Personalized Video Channels

    YouTube, a popular sites on the Web, has always been a bit overwhelming, with its avalanche of videos, over 48 hours of which are uploaded each minute. YouTube has introduced a revamped Web site to help people wade through all of those videos and see the ones they care about most every time they visit the site.

  • GrapevineStar Trend Alert – Digital Gaming Companies Continue to Find Investors

    A List Games has raised $9.3 million in a second round of seed funding so that it can continue to market games via digital distribution, the company announced today.

  • Social Media Analyst Advisory Alert – Be Smart, Be Social

    A few market shifts are painting a much clearer picture. Understanding “smart” platforms and devices, and what defines “social TV” content engagement, especially for the younger generations, is crucial to content business models in a “content everywhere” world.
    Basically, multi-screen content strategy for 2012 and beyond is all about being “smart” and being “social.”

  • GrapevineStar Media Trend Alert – Internet Search Just Got More Social

    There are many macro-trends affecting search marketers today — but none so impactful as the socialization of search. For marketers the implications are more profound. Social Media led by Facebook’s advertising platform is brilliant at creating targeted, captive audiences for marketers and their brands.

  • GrapevineStar Trend Alert – Survey: YouTube Is The Most Powerful Social Brand Among Teenagers

    In a survey that was conducted by Harris Interactive earlier this month among American teenagers ages 13-24, one of the most surprising findings revealed that the most powerful or in their words, the brand with most equity in social media is actually YouTube, and not Facebook.

  • GrapevineStar Media Conference Alert – Future of Media Conference – New York

    We are living in a time of massive media disruption — and opportunity. The business models and companies that have ruled the media world for the past half-century are under attack, and new companies have come out of nowhere to capture the time and attention of global media consumers.

  • GrapevineStar Media Alert – Internet Advertising Reaches $15 Billion, First-Half 2011

    Internet ad revenue rose 24.1% to $7.7 billion in Q2 2011, contributing a 23% uptick to $14.9 billion in the first half of the year, according to the Interactive Advertising Bureau and PricewaterhouseCoopers U.S. stats.
    Display-related advertising-banner, rich media, digital video and sponsorships rose 27.1% to more than $5.5 billion in the first six months of 2011.

  • What Does The Term ‘Television’ Mean These Days?

    Real “convergence,” speaks to the seamless combination of multiple services, such as interactive media, Internet TV,Convergence which is well under way and accelerating at fiber optic transmission speed. Nothing can stop it.

  • Tex DunRight – World’s Favorite Cowboy Salutes Video & Social Game Job Creation in Texas

    “The Texas incentive program is a great example of how investing in the computer and video game industry attracts 21st century jobs and boosts a state’s economy,” said Michael D. Gallagher, president and CEO of the Entertainment Software Association, the trade association representing U.S. computer and video game publishers. “We commend Governor Perry and the Texas legislature for their vision in creating a program to cultivate these high-tech jobs.”

  • GrapevineStar Alert – Zodiak Media Group Launches Zodiak Active

    Zodiak Active has been created by the integration of two existing companies from within the Zodiak Media Group – Neo Network, with offices in Milan, New York and Rio de Janeiro and RDF Contact, with operations in London. Both are already engaged with the digital and branded content markets with a varied list of ongoing projects in development and production.

  • myYearbook is the Little Company That Could Launches Video Social Gaming

    The company intends to leverage several monetization models against the new feature. Video advertising is just one opportunity here, but there is also the possibility of tying video ads into the virtual currency that members often spend to play these games and use other apps.
    Video would seem to be a natural next step for social gaming, and in the long run it certainly could inspire new content and marketing models from both video advertisers and game developers.

  • Social and Online Games Summit – February 28 – March 4, 2011

    The social gaming summit in San Francisco, taking place in February 2011 is destined to be the most attended and media covered social gaming event in 2011. The market for interactive entertainment on social web platforms has matured rapidly, and now the features and tropes of connected gaming are catching on across the gaming landscape [...]

  • GrapevineStar Trend Alert – GameBeat Exclusive Nukotoys aims to be Silicon Valley’s toy company

    Nukotoys aims to be Silicon Valley’s toy company By Dean Takahashi Toys and electronics are still in search of a happy marriage. Nukotoys believes it has the answer with toys and games that merge virtual and real world activities. The startup is coming out of stealth mode today in the hopes of becoming Silicon Valley’s [...]

  • Trend Alert – Forrester: Lack Of ‘Creators’ Stifling Social Web

    Forrester: Lack Of ‘Creators’ Stifling Social Web by Gavin O’Malley, for MediaPost From blogging to product reviews, is consumer-generated media past its prime? Well, while social network participation continues to grow, other forms of social interaction are now stable or on the wane, according to new research from Forrester. Worldwide, every country surveyed by Forrester [...]

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