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Video is even more Web 2.0 mainstream in 2009
According to Comscore, 77% of the US Internet audience viewed video online in November 2008 for a total of 12.7B videos viewed, growing 34% compared to 2007. Do you really consider your 2009 campaigns without it?So, some numbers for you: YouTube is is still on Top, representing 98% of all videos viewed on Google’s sites.… Read more
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Happy New 2009 Year
I strongly believe that 2009 will be the opportunity for everyone to revisit everything they’ve been doing so far. Our values are changing, rules must follow thus giving birth to a better world.I wish you a very happy 2009 new year looking at the stars with a smile on your face. Read more
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For the first time: the Web, 2nd to TV, surpasses all other media as News Source
I know most of you could perceive it naturally or because you’re very much web centric (is this a sign of youth ;-), but I found it interesting to see it confirmed by research: the web is now the preferred source of information – whether national or international – for 40% of the researched compared… Read more
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Holiday season sales online down just 1% despite 5 days shopping missing vs 2007
According to ComScore, this online holiday season is impacted by 5 fewer shopping days this year compared to last year. The impact seems to be contained to 1% decrease. The increased average online spending per day between Thanksgiving and Christmas ($643M, up 5% from last year) does not compensated for 16% decreased number of shopping… Read more
