7. If you look beneath the surface of the Chaos,
it all starts to make sense…
8. The Five Global Truths
That Make Sense of a Messy Media World
Problem Truth
1. Media Identity Crisis: The media are 1. Convergence: Media are becoming
tripping all over each other! strikingly similar.. it’s all a screen!
2. Winners and Losers: Which media sit at 2. Symbiosis: Media do not compete, they
the top of the food chain? collaborate and reinforce each other.
3. Faulty Wiring: Content doesn’t stay put:. 3. Circuits: Media circuits are now open and
It leaks off and across media. in the hands of engaged consumers.
4. Living Beyond Purpose: Media have 4. Brands: Media must evolve from
outlived their function/utility. functional products to emotional brands.
5. Price/Value: What are we paying for? 5. Economics: Content will become more
How do we define value from the media? valuable than the media, themselves.
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9. Global Truth #1: Convergence
Media are becoming strikingly similar.
It’s all a screen!
10. The Convergence Paradox:
Lean forward is now lean back!
We no longer talk, we touch!
PC’s will turn your brain to mush!
11. Confused?
Consumers get it.
They call it, “Screen Time.”
12. IMC 3.0
Does your job title and function keep you locked in an
imaginary screen silo? Break free and create
integrated screen messaging strategies, instead!
13. Global Truth #2: symbiosis
Media do not kill each other; they create interesting
relationships aka ‘strange bedfellows’.
24. Media used to attract unduplicated audiences.
Not anymore. Welcome to media multi-tasking!
25. Media must evolve: from function to emotion.
Media must evolve: from pipeline to brand.
26. There is no immunity for
new technology!
Technology will remain transient (Moore’s Law).
New media must quickly adapt from tech innovation
to Brand in order to survive.
27. IMC 3.0
It’s a two-way street: Media as Brand/ Brand as Media
The strongest brand experience wins!
28. Global Truth #5: Economics
The media business is a ‘for profit’ enterprise.
Nothing is sustainable that is given away ‘for free’.