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• I have to disagree here - the main issue is response rates or brand recall rates. Advertising is just not effective when you are trying to get someone's attention when they are focused on...

  5 hours ago by henryyates

  in The eocnomics of free and consumer internet startups

• It is not beyond hope to imagine that with appropriate technology we can get beyond this fear that agencies have of getting associated with the wrong content. Particularly if we can better...

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• Every ad sales agency I speak to says the same thing: advertisers will pay premium rates on the web, but not to be associated with User-Generated Content (UGC). The limitation that social networks...

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• I'm sure they would disagree, but at the same time I would expect their plans to have enough slack to cope with that scenario.

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