Surveying the Digital Future: The Impact of the Internet Falling Apart or Coming Together: Media and Advertising in a Digital Era Jeffrey Cole, Ph.D. Director, Center for the Digital Future at USC Annenberg School iMedia September 8, 2009 Hunvalski
We are undertaking the study of the Internet that should have been conducted on television in the late 1940s
Countries and Regions in World Internet Project
United States
Singapore
Italy
Sweden
Japan
Great Britain
India
Iran
Australia
Bolivia
Hong Kong
Canada
New Zealand
Colombia
Russia
Mainland China*
Macao
South Korea
Germany
Hungary
Spain
Chile
Argentina
Estonia
Portugal
Czech Republic
Mexico
France
United Arab Emirates
Navigating through the media world:
It used to be easy
Predictable, Consistent Rules
Now, everything is coming apart
Everything is Coming Apart
Schedules have almost disappeared
The Old Way
Newspapers—once a day
Music-12 songs every 18-24 months
TV-On a guide
Everything is Coming Apart
There are too many choices
Everything is Coming Apart
The end of the printed newspaper is close at hand
Most (not all) magazines not far behind
Music almost free
Everything is Coming Apart
Most of today’s platforms are on life support—global warming changes the rules and the timing
Everything is Coming Apart
Consumers beginning to abandon subscriptions for traditional media and show little interest in paying for digital content (at least for next five years)
Everything is Coming Apart
The problem for traditional media advertising is engagement
The rules of digital advertising are much more complex than the ads of “big media”
Broadband changes everything and rewrites the rules of media (and everything else)
Broadband brings together all those things that have been coming apart
Television grows in importance.
Everything is coming together
Social Networks: “The Real Deal”
Time Magazine got it wrong!
Everything is coming together
In a broadband world, “newspapers” and radio can compete like never before.
Radio’s intriguing dilemma.
Everything is coming together
Consolidation like we have never seen before. Some media players become bigger and more successful than ever before (further aggregating consumers).
The problem for jazz stations and psychology professors!
Everything is coming together
There are only three ways to acquire content and only one will prevail in the short term. More options in the future.
Brand more important than ever.
Everything is coming together
Addressability, new metrics and a “reversal of the laws of nature” makes the new (and more complex) rules of advertising worth the effort. With proper counsel and navigation, advertisers enter a new era.
Unless privacy laws interfere
Everything is coming together
Learning curve much steeper than the action curve
Everything is coming together
Forget Web 3.0, the “next new thing” or the killer-ap, we will be there when we never think about broadband speeds, and can get anything we want, when we want it, wherever we want and set our own schedules and create our own environments.
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