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  1. Online Video Watch » Blog Archive » What Content Is Best Left Un-Monetized?

    When people talk about user generated content, we mostly think of stupid home videos, dogs on skateboards, guys getting hit in the groin by object after painful object. But in the following few clips, I’m asking
  2. XLNTads

    XLNTads brings brands and their loyal consumers together for creative collaboration in a very unique way. For brands it's a fast, simple and cost-effective way to capitalize on the creative energies of consumers and ad creators. For ad creators it's a co
  3. Free Article - WSJ.com

    The changes to Bud.TV will include a variety of new features, such as a social-networking component and shorter videos -- about one minute each -- rather than the longer programs (usually about six minutes) that now dominate the site. Even the much-hyped
  4. NewTeeVee » Bye Bye Bud.TV

    During an investor conference call yesterday, Chief Executive August Busch IV said Bud.TV will “probably fade.” Data show the number of unique visitors to the site in March dropped 40% to 152,000 from the month earlier, according to comScore. Traffic
  5. YouTube Gets Legit Access To Classic TV Shows; Promises Filtering As Part Of Deal

    In this latest deal, YouTube gains access to more 4,000 hours of video content including I Spy , Gumby and music. In return, reports the WSJ, distributor Digital Music Group will share revenue from ads on pages with its content.
  6. Disney Sees Big Returns from Internet TV - TVover.net

    ABC Internet TV player has already sold out its advertising inventory for the first and second quarter of 2007. According to Disney, about 50 million requests have been made since September for episodes on their player. The ABC Internet TV player current
  7. Vitrue TM. Home.

    ViTrue is a safe place for Brands. As the world's first user-created advertising platform, we allow companies to put consumer enthusiasm to work. At ViTrue, we give consumers the tools to create authentic, engaging advertising experiences that never compr
  8. Inside AdSense: This is a test: Video content on AdSense

    Over the next few weeks we'll be testing AdSense video distribution and sponsorship with a small group of publishers. You may remember us doing a similar trial last year with MTV Networks, where we distributed ad-supported MTV video content to publishers
  9. Advertising Age - Warner's Studio 2.0 Partners With A-B

    Advertiser-integrated content The deal with Studio 2.0, the most aggressive Hollywood-studio foray into advertiser-integrated content, will spawn an internet show called "Hardly News." The show will be a hybrid of comedy, news and games intended to pull i
  10. Warner Bros.’ New Broadband/Mobile Studio 2.0 Has First Deal; Will Create Show For A-B’s New Network

    As AdAge reports, Studio 2.0 will create a show for A-B’s upcoming Bud.TV, a 24-hour broadband network with seven channels aimed squarely at the brewery’s most sought-after demo—young males old enough to drink.
  11. Momentshowing: MyHeavy is a Splog

    They seem to be pulling videos from different feeds like Blip and Google. They repost them to their site with a preroll video ad...and an image ad all around the video. They put a MyHeavy watermark on the video. They resize the video from the origin
  12. Ripping on Gootube.... Again - Blog Maverick

    Whats interesting is that Gootube has gone corporate. Its primary application is to host commercials. Commercials for TV shows. Commercials for Products. Commercials for cheesy websites. Gootube may host a bunch of user generated content, but thats not wh
  13. Video Ads on "GoogleTube" Will be Predominately "Professional" Clips and Amateur Video Will be a Powerful Magnet, Predicts Analyst David Hallerman

    So, he envisions a scenario where consumer generated content draws an audience, but the monetization is made by presenting professionally produced content with video ads inserted. These videos would be presented in an environment that mixes professional
  14. The Advertiser’s Dilemma » Granier on Digital Media Strategy

    We need tools that can track the spread velocity of a video, their viralness, so to speak. We also need to define new demographic variables, based not only on age / sex / location / income but more importantly on interests and social connectivity. When yo
  15. YouTube or ConfuseTube?

    Our most precious asset in marketing today is credibility. In a world of CGM and consumer control, our credibility is fragile and constantly under scrutiny. Staying credible and participating in the bevy of new ad opportunities are not incompatible. We si
  16. Video Ads on "GoogleTube" Will be Predominate on "Professional" Clips and Amateur Video Will be a Powerful Magnet, Predicts Analyst David Hallerman

    So, he envisions a scenario where consumer generated content draws an audience but the monetization is made by presenting professionally produced content with video ads inserted. These videos would be presented in an environment that mixes professional a
  17. The CMO's Guide to CPA, CPC, and CPM

    CPA publisher are much happier piggybacking on demand you've already created than actually creating demand. The perfect example of this is affiliates bidding on brand terms (if they're allowed to).
  18. Onlinewerbung 2006 vs Mediennutzung

    Die für 2006 prognostizierten 7,8 Prozent Werbemarkt-Anteil (hier ohne Plakat) entsprechen nur etwa der Hälfte des Online-Anteils an der täglichen Medien-Nutzungsdauer von 14,6 Prozent.
  19. Google shares ad wealth with videographers | CNET News.com

    Google has begun sharing advertising revenue with the makers of a popular video clip in a groundbreaking deal that could drive up the costs of competing in the fledgling video-sharing sector.
  20. Pushing and pulling

    They're not scared of the UGC as much as they are of losing control. This line -- we want our brand in the marketplace presented in a certain way -- is the very heart of what's under assault in the Media 2.0 space.
  21. Serving ads out of context one way to drive up conversions, study shows

    The study found that behaviorally-targeted online advertising generally got higher conversions when served out of context than in context. For instance, users whose online behavior characterized them as “travelers” showed highest conversion rate when
  22. Google Wants To Own the Business of Content » Publishing 2.0

    What’s clear is that content creators are no longer in control of the content business. That doesn’t mean content creators can’t make money — it just means that an increasing portion of every dollar they make will go to Google.
  23. Comcast, Turner Invest in User-Generated Ad Firm ViTrue

    ViTrue, an Atlanta-based startup which provides technology to enable user-generated advertising campaigns, has received funding from Comcast Interactive Capital and Turner Broadcasting
  24. MySpace, Facebook, NBC: Brands rule, not users | Digital Micro-Markets | ZDNet.com

    At Facebook, MySpace and NBC are users “in control,” or are users being controlled by multi-million dollar corporate brand messages? Far from being in control, YouTubers were required to create content about NBC, for NBC and promoting NBC.
  25. Andy Kessler: Media 2.Uh-Oh Part 1: Pipe

    Control the pipe and you've got an economic engine to run ads against your content, charge subscriptions, sell voice calls and charge per minute - the world is your oyster. No pipes, no moguls, no media?
  26. Music to Advertisers' Ears: Webcasts, Part 2

    From a marketing perspective, there are essentially two approaches to working with these types of Webcasts. Buyers and planners, meet the Webcast sponsorship. consider a second type of Webcast: customized.
  27. YouTube IS Wildly Profitable - No Doubts About It

    YouTube macht um die $7,5 Mio im Monat und versucht die Umsätze herunter zuspielen um Prozesse zu vermeiden. Sie haben aus der Geschichte gelernt und umgehen die Fehler von Napster und lernten von Google.
  28. 35 Advertisers Paying $100,000-$200,000 Quarterly For ABC Broadband | paidContent.org

    ABC.com has identified 21 of the 35 advertisers for its new broadband player. The list includes Johnson & Johnson, P&G (Crest and Olay), Sprint, Toyota, Verizon Wireless, and Universal.
  29. An Analysis of the Google/Viacom Video Deal

    Viacom's content will be distributed throughout Google Video's affiliate network, with MTV Networks responsible for selling ads in front of the content. The most interesting part of the deal is the revenue will be shared with the affiliates hosting the co
  30. MediaPost Publications - The Super Bowl Of Marketer-Consumer Co-Creation - 09/15/2006

    6 Punkte die es für die Werber bis zum Superbowl zu lösen gilt. Es geht hauptsächlich um die interoperabilität. Wie wird die Botschaft im Web weiter verkauft und wie werden die Konsumenten einbezogen virale effekte?
  31. Are “Users” Who “Generate Content” Receiving Equal Pay for Equal Work? » Publishing 2.0

    It’s one thing to leverage the previously untapped pool of brand enthusiasts who might be capable of producing ads that are as good as or better than those produced by “professional” marketers. It’s quite another to try to take advantage of consum
  32. Will Content Quality Still Be a Driver of Advertising Online? » Publishing 2.0

    But another key to traditional media companies’ success may be the “quality” of their content. The theory here is that the old symbiotic relationship between content and advertising will survive online
  33. Brands Will Have a Tough Time on YouTube » Publishing 2.0

    YouTube Werber: remember that the users are in control, and what they think is entertaining and worth their time; particularly as to raw humor and home-grown talent; may not generally align with your branded content.
  34. Small Business Trends » Nix Trendy User-Generated Ads for Old Standbys

    Kleine Unternehmen können über Testimonials oder über Umfragen, das generieren, was große Unternehemen teuer über User-Generated Ads machen.
  35. This Web TV Is for You, Especially if You’re a Male Aged 21 to 34 - New York Times

    The plans call for Bud TV to offer computer users six channels of comedy, reality, sports and talk programming created for and by Anheuser-Busch. Und im Bud Tube können die User ihre eigenen Episoden generieren und Werbung gestalten.
  36. YouTube Will Soon Feature Ads Within Ads :: Corante Media Hub

    "This gets them money in the short term," Allen Weiner, an analyst with Gartner Inc said. "It doesn't solve the bigger issue, which is monetizing consumer-created content. They're not doing that. And they're in the same boat as everybody else.
  37. GoogleWatchBlog » Die ersten Video-Banner sind da

    Google hat an 150 ausgewählte AdSense-Benutzer Video Ads ausgerollt. Diese gehören zur kooperation mit ViaCom und zeigen ausgewählte viacom-Sendungen mit dazwischengeschalteten Werbespots.
  38. Anheuser-Busch Starts In-House Content Division For Online/Mobile | paidContent.org

    In the continuing evolution of brand companies developing their own content, U.S.’s largest brewer Anheuser-Busch is launching its own in-house film and TV production division that will make comedy shorts and sitcom-type programs for online and mobile,
  39. Leave It to the Professionals? Hey, Let Consumers Make Their Own Ads - New York Times

    Ein neuer Trend entsteht bei dem die User die Werbung für die UNternehmen selbst machen. Keine aufgesetzten Kampagnen mehr sondern gezielte (Sony, Bravia) oder zufällige (Mentos).
  40. Viacom, Google To Test MTVN Clips with AdSense; MTVN Downloads For Sale | paidContent.org

    Google liefert Videos von Viacom zusammen mit ADSense an ausgewählte Partner (mehr als 100000 Views/Monat). Viacom erhält die meisten Einnahmen und bestimmt das Programm. Außerdem werden Viacom inhalte über Google Video verkauft.
  41. Adify Corporation

    Neues Werbenetzwerk, das die Werbetreibenden und die Publisher näher zusammen bringt. Adify stellt die Infrastruktur zur verfügung um werbung zu verkaufen und anzuzeigen. Dafür bekommen sie 20%.
  42. GigaOM : » Flycast 2.0 aka Adify Launches

    Adify ist eine Werbeplattform auf der Publisher ihre Inhalte anbieten können dabei werden die Formate, preise und Größen angegeben. Die Werber können diese dann kaufen, das Tracking, die Abrechnung und die Technische Umsetzung übernimmt Adifiy
  43. Anarchy... or a New Kind of Ad?

    Marken müssen in Internet anders geführt werden die klassischen abgeschlossenen und festen Images sind out. Eine Marke muss in den Dialog treten und mit dem Publikum spielen und auf es eingehen nur dann wird neuer Wert geschaffen.
  44. eefoof - Steal YouTube Videos, Get Paid - Mashable*

    Die Werbeeinnahmen werden aufgrund der Pageviews mit dem Hochladenden geteilt. Problem, wem gehört der Content, es werden viele Dinge hochladen, die ihnen nicht gehören. Problem 2 die Seite ist graußam und 3 Pageviews ungleich Adclicks.
  45. Welcome to the On-Demand Future

    Zuschauern werden Networks und Programmdirektoren.Leser folgen Artikel keinen Zeitschriften.Keine Brandloyality mehr.Medien werden von der Quelle gelöst.Advertainment. Webung an den Content gebunden nicht die Publikation.
  46. A VC: Disaggregated Media (continued) - The Rise of the Ad Networks

    Werbung wird ausgegliedert aus den Interentunternehmen. NYT hat zwar noch ne Mediaabteilung aber externe sind zum Teil effektiver, weil sie mehr Zahlen haben und gezielter werben können. Außerdem nehmen Suchmaschinen einnahmen vom Content weg.
  47. GigaOM : » Of Social Networks and Business Models.

    Es geht nicht darum "sichere" bereich auf Socialnetworkingseiten zu schaffen sondern viel mehr darum Vertrauen zwischen Usern und Werbern herzustellen. Dieses Vertrauen kann geschaffen werden indem User selbst werben und authentisch sind.
  48. A Day in the Life: An Ethnographic Study of Media Consumption.

    Das Web nimmt 20-25% des Medienkonsums ein im vergleich zu lediglich 8% der Werbeausgaben. Zusätzlich erweitert das Web die Reichweite anderer Medien TV 51% morgends 39% mittags 42% abends.Magazinen mehr.Webnutzer haben mehr geld
  49. Video Search, Smut and Censorship

    Es ist sehr Schwierig die Videoseiten sauber zu halten. Vor allem wo fängt Zensur an und wo höhrt sie auf was ist erlaub und was nicht? Wer entscheidet? Die "safe content areas" sind eine Möglichkeit oder Werbung nur vor Premium Content.
  50. Publishing 2.0 » Google Is Killing the Economics of Content

    Neue Firmen umgehen den Content und füllen ganze Seite nur mit Adwords und Werbung. Das ganze Basiert auf Domainnamen, die ohne Suchmaschine in den Browser eingegeben werden, dann gibt es nur noch Werbung auf der Seite.

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