101 January Media & Marketing Story Links30Jan09
Following are links to 101 media and marketing stories and posts from around the world that I Tweeted about in January 2009. They may be of interest to you. Just scanning the headlines gives you an overview of the industry.
1. The Most Social Brands of 2008
Google Unveils Plans to Monitor Web Filtering
New Director of Citizen Participation Brings Google-ology to 1600 Penn
RWW article on Social media in 2009
Brits Are Good at Making Weird Commercials
Make 2009 Your Advertising Transition Year
Bloggers Not Saying Much on This Year’s Super Bowl Spots
10. CBS Interactive Set to Launch Personal-Finance Website
Melbourne loses Major Football Personality
Broker warns of Media Write-downs
SMH Story on Twitter Heatwave Coverage
Could Google Get MySpaced Like Friendster?
Taking Digital Experiences Beyond the PC
Advertising Expects Flat Growth
20. Paper Was Doing its Job: Deported Boss
Another Fiji Times Publisher Deported
Industry Leader Declares That 2008 Was The Year Digital Media Became Dominant
Radio Suffering From Loss of Localism
Is Conde Nast Finally Fostering Digital?
TV names honoured on Australia Day
Newspapers Fold in Dearth of Tycoons
30. US: Digital Switchover Set for Delay
Facebook Crushing MySpace in Traffic
Who’s Tops at Listening to What Consumers Say About Your Brand?
Google: Despite Profit Drop, Fourth Quarter Was ‘the Easy Part’
Web Video Rivals TV for Inauguration
BBC Denies Slot to Gaza Relief Effort
Sri Lankan Editor and Wife Stabbed
Handheld Digital TV Trials Kick off in Sydney
40. ABC, SBS Ideas to Spark Debate Over Services
What Will Agencies do When Everyone Can Bypass Advertising?
Ex-KGB Spy Buys London Newspaper
Basketball Kick-in Almost Sank Paper
Richard King Responds to 2HD Axing
How We Watched The Inauguration
Google Halts Print Ads Program
50. Fairfax Reverses Kirk Strategy
Fairfax sells Southern Star for $75m
Children’s Channel in Government 2020 Response?
MacMedia’s Digital TV Sell-off
Matthews moves into Friday Night Football
Kev Kellaway joins Sticky Advertising
IAA Finds Advertisers Wary of Google
60. Paul Armstrong Leaves West Australian
The West Sacks Controversial Editor
CanWest may be forced to can Channel Ten
Australian marketing bloggers cutting it on world stage
Can the Apple Brand Thrive After Steve Jobs?
US: Newspaper publisher forces employees to take week off… without pay
Low Blow for Finance Journalists
France: Ad Ban on State-run Channels
New Yahoo CEO Faces Tough Choices
70. Yahoo to Name Autodesk Chairman Bartz as CEO
Sensing Coming Regulation, Online Ad Groups Unite
Media Somment Suffers from New Rules
Southern Cross Ten to Carry ONE HD
Newcastle (Aust) Businesses, Institutions, Agencies etc using Social Media
Financial Times to Cut 80 Jobs
CBS Primes TV.com With More Video
Mac Media Wins TV Fight against Regulator
Breaking News: Caralis shows more announcers the door in Newcastle
Pooh may help Troubled Book Industry
80. Seven takes Bath on Sunday Night
Nine moves Ferguson to Sydney weekends
Ferguson Ushered out of Nine; Overton In
Quadrant Hoaxer an Anti-GM Warrior
US: Digital Switchover Coupon Fund Runs Dry
Older Consumers Are Tech-Savvy Too
90. Mobile Marketing Moves From Ads to Apps
Quadrant Hoaxed by Bogus Bio-tech Scare
J&J’s BabyCenter to Close Online Store
Team Barack enlists Fairfax Executive
New York Times Opens Front Page to Ads
The ads we Loved to Hate in 2008
Microsoft Loses Ground in Browser War
CanWest Chief Beaming over Ten
101.Networks Shun New Channels
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