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"Listening is an essential element of storytelling and it is central to the media monitoring process": Q/A with Bryan Council, President, Metro Monitor, Inc. [Interview]
Bryan Council, President at Metro Monitor, Inc. shares in this post his view why media monitoring is a great source for storytelling, explains how media monitoring has evolved to media intelligence and shares his outlook for the next evolution while he reveals what kind of data or media we will be monitoring in the future.
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How to evaluate TV advertising results? Use AdScouting
There is one thing that only TV cameras do best compared to any other news medium: to capture and broadcast world events and live breaking news to massive audience (Last year Super Bowl game attracted a record 114 million viewers). And brands know this very well…so no surprise that TV ad market is expected to benefit in 2016 from Super Bowl, the US presidential race and the Summer Olympic Games.
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"Measure what matters, always!" Q/A with Khali Sakkas, Chief Executive, Insights & Research, Isentia [Interview]
Khali Sakkas, Chief Executive, Insights & Research at Isentia, shares in this post what is the best way to speak to a client when it comes to measurement and evaluation, explains why a conversation with clients about what to measure is challenging, elaborates on the limitations she encounters when measuring the key message of the same story shared on multiple platforms and last but not least, she reveals what makes a partnership between clients and their insights team members a success.
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Interview with FIBEP President Alexis Donot about the Role of Business Intelligence
During the 48th FIBEP World Media Intelligence Congress in Washington DC Carolin Klinke, International Key Account Manager at pressrelations, talked to FIBEP President Alexis Donot about the ongoing evolution of the media intelligence industry.
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New Board announced - Emergence of Twitter lobbying
AMEC has announced the composition of its new International Board for 2017 and the leaders of its International Chapters following the Elections.
Barry Leggetter, AMEC CEO, said: “It was a highly competitive voting process this year and it was interesting to see the use of Twitter to lobby for support for the first time.”
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