It was can be seen as as future ad/business model that will most likely be embraced by many other ad-networks as digital advertising networks will be able to post ads and choose from real estate on all platforms (mobile/on-line/etc...) as opposed to being only able to choose from one platform at a time. AOL is pushing this initiative forward through their Platform A brand, which is borrowing from ad agencies in Japan et al that already offer this form of Inventory Partitioning.
Great news that will likely make things easier for publishers/buyers alike.
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Tuesday, August 5, 2008
Friday, July 18, 2008
The winds of change
Another great event in laying the groundwork for the future of feature length documentaries on-line. With more well funded entrepreneurs with strategic partners the future of on-line ad-sponsored cinema is starting to take shape.
Friday, September 21, 2007
What to think of ABC's branded video move?
ABC today provided a little more information on their advertising and brand-integration intentions by stating that they will be partnering with AOL by way of a branded media player. What does this move say about a large media company promoting their original content on a partner/strategic platforms site?
Lots.
With so many people waiting to see what the big media giants do in terms of partnerships, both strategic and experimental, it is positive to see some long overdue initiatives unfold. With ABC choosing AOL as one of their first partners to roll out their branded media player, people like my self, independent producers and consultants, feel it shows that the signs of big things coming are closer than expected.
AOL having just released their Truveo video search engine a few weeks back, and now a branded media player from one of the largest media companies, look posed to become one of the leaders of the pack in terms of taking the big first step of putting their organizational machine behind embracing video online with a free-view model.
I feel that ABC has gotten it right by first choosing a targeted strategic partnership that will be open and provide their users with high quality free video, and second, allow smaller companies a unique look at what might be a catalyst towards a working and sustainable revenue model for viewing content on-line.
Lots.
With so many people waiting to see what the big media giants do in terms of partnerships, both strategic and experimental, it is positive to see some long overdue initiatives unfold. With ABC choosing AOL as one of their first partners to roll out their branded media player, people like my self, independent producers and consultants, feel it shows that the signs of big things coming are closer than expected.
AOL having just released their Truveo video search engine a few weeks back, and now a branded media player from one of the largest media companies, look posed to become one of the leaders of the pack in terms of taking the big first step of putting their organizational machine behind embracing video online with a free-view model.
I feel that ABC has gotten it right by first choosing a targeted strategic partnership that will be open and provide their users with high quality free video, and second, allow smaller companies a unique look at what might be a catalyst towards a working and sustainable revenue model for viewing content on-line.
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