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Published: March 15, 2010 at 11:11 AM GMT
Last Updated: July 19, 2010 at 11:11 AM GMT
For those critics who believe the traditional broadcast network companies are not offering innovation, a survey of online advertising buyers and planners suggests otherwise. Among the online advertising sales organizations of 41 traditional media companies, the five most innovative are owned by the big TV network companies. And among 40 Early Stage Sites and Sales Organizations evaluated in the Myers survey, Hulu –- owned by NBCU, News Corp. and Disney/ABC – is rated most innovative. Hulu is also rated first, in a tie with blip.tv, for "Exceptional Early Stage Company," followed closely by Federated Media, Babelgum and BlogHer, which is partially owned by NBCU's iVillage.
Today, Jack Myers Media Business Report is releasing to subscribers the detailed results from our annual Survey of Advertising Executives on Online Sales Organization Attributes. Subscribers may request the full reports at www.MyersReports.com or by e-mailing requests to maryann@jackmyers.com. Three separate reports focus on the perceived attributes of 41 Traditional Media Sales Organizations, 40 Early Stage Sites and Sales Organizations and 11 Online Originated Sites and Sales Organizations. Respondents from online advertisers and agencies identified the primary attributes of the sales organizations from among six key contributors to the media buying decision-making process. Attributes include:
Among emerging sites and sales organizations, respondents were also asked to identify the exceptional early stage companies.
Jack Myers Media Business Report is published every Monday exclusively for corporate subscribers. If you believe you are a subscriber and should be receiving the extended subscriber-only version of this report, please contact Jack Myers at jack@mediadvisorygroup.com. For subscription information click here.
Much of our time at the DPAA over the past year has been invested in meeting with agencies and brands to understand their needs, and also their perception and mindset about digital place-based media. Early on in this process, it became clear that the digital place-based media industry needs to more clearly define itself to these important constituencies. Our industry's tremendous revenue gains over the past couple of years notwithstanding, there is no question that our long-term growth hinges on clarifying what we are⦠and are not.
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