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New Media Metrics: Making the trains run on time

Hollywood, Calif. -- Media ownership can be like your vintage train set in your garage – a leisure pursuit, possibly with some high level crashes. With those diversions, you may not want talk about the current new media metrics -- not ‘return on investment,’ not ‘monetization,’ not “relevance.” But if you avoid those discussions don’t complain that your media business isn’t working -- either old, traditional media or new digital media. Shelly Palmer, managing partner of Advanced Media Venture Group, who moderated the early morning OMMA Hollywood panel today called, “Big Media – Disintermediated,” might have made OMMA organizers cringe a bit with this statement concerning those that refuse those new marketing conversations: “I ask those people to leave the room now. You don’t have a business -- you have a hobby.” Those marketing tools are more important now than ever, he says -- new locomotives.
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  1. Ricardo Juaveraz, May 23, 2007 at 2:04 p.m.

    Hi Wayne,

    Awesome article.. Check out http://divinityMetrics.com.. They provide exactly the service and research that you have mentioned in this post.

    They can provide rich metrics on online digital content consumption, which is very relevant for Music companies, Hollywood producers and Television networks like NBC, CBS etc...

    Cheers..

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