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The TV ads going down


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"TV are going to loose power to the Internet. And when IP-tv do break through the TV-ads are going to get problems surviving.
The Internetexpert Jeff Cole is not very popular among the big TV-networks. The reason for that the dark future for commersial tv-ads he has predicted.
- TV-ads will be gone in about five to ten years. It is a very solid trend, he says in a statement for Computer Sweden.
Jeff Cole bring out his facts from the development in US. Only five [5 %] percent from the audience join the breaks of advertising. A lot of people use that time to browse the Internet, which is easy with broadband connection in the tv."

Tobias Rydergren
tobias.rydergren@resume.se

Power of interaction


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"The power of interaction inside the structure of trained workgroups defines and designes dynamic triggers for creative processes. This powerful "tools" to turn efforts to action make inputvalues change in exponential terms and keep running for a spin off!
In the 60:s and 70:s groupstragies were appliciable to therapy and business management. The worldwide networks built to develop tools were abandoned as fast as the digital technology grew.

Now its time to shake the deniebottle and go "cross-over". The rapid changes in processing information may turn into an interactive overload. The giant volumes force "light news" and "digital fast food" and may result in counterproductive cognitive activity and fragmented perceptions. Time is broken.
We should reclaim the right to get reality in integrated, full content and with congruent meaning.

As a reference, the great american humanist Carl Rogers (Clientcentered Therapy) and the swedish professor Harald Swedner (Actionbased research strategy), wrapped their discoveries into tasty, essenscial and "decoded" packages for smooth access. I do believe we have use for a reload of knowledge in the noble art of building human relations."

Copyright 2005 Jan Fritz

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"The boundary between disciplines are smeared out all more"


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by Anders Faring

The trademark car and the ability to, in detail, understand the business is the important duty according to both market managers and information managers. That shows a new survey about the the modern communication manager as been implemented of Prime PR in collaboration with recruitment carried out by Hammer&Hanborg.

Christina Hammer, CEO, Hammer&Hanborg:
116 communication managers on the biggest companies in Sweden, have replied on questions about their occupational role and the changes as happened on the area in the late years.
Sales-, market- and the information departments are a lot of more integrated today than ten years ago. As a consequence of this has the content of work changed for both informations- and the market managers.
– It becomes all common that services contain responsibilities for both information and market. In those requirement profiles, that we let analyze, arrives that the boundaries the average disciplines become increasingly liquid, says Hammer&Hanborgs CEO Christina Hammer.
In the survey the questions has been set who the communication managers wanted to appoint to Sweden's most skilled communication manager.

Here is the result:
1. Henry Stenson, information director, Ericsson
2. Carl-Henric Svanberg, CEO, Ericsson
3. Marie Ehrling, CEO, TeliaSonera, Sweden
4. Staffan Ternby, information director, AstraZeneca

The net newspaper Salj&Marknadsforing

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The wind of changes...


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The digital world has changed the form and scope of all communications. The positive aspects of this new world are as overwhelming to interactivity as a truckload of candy is to a three year old. The field of Public Relations is rapidly transforming as well.

PR can bring a human touch to business and, if it is used correctly and effectively, can be that powerful tool bringing you success in all spheres, public and private, commercial and non-profit. Please notice that it is not possible to consider PR as an isolated process, since every act or intervention has a direct effect on a perceptiv market.

Grab the components from your personal marketmix and see if your profile is currently congruent to the basics of the company marketing strategy or trademark policy. To make it move just be out of your mind and pick an activity to trigger the spin-off process. Anything from an ad on the local BBS to actions designed to match and target the market with a performance that will be easy to identify for agents demanding whatever you plan to provide. Combine new ideas even if not evaluated when you are stucked in rigid or predictible behavior which can be obstructive and raise limitations when you approach the position as a confident provider of services and products you wish to expose.

/ceteris paribus

Copyright 2005 Jan Fritz
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