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Tuesday, April 15, 2008
FREE ADVERTISING FOR SANTORINI BY DESIGNER TOMMY BAHAMA
If you live in the states, you might have seen the gorgeous new print campaign now running in various glossy magazines from Tommy Bahama. Shot on the island of Santorini, the campaign constitutes free advertising for the island as well as Greece.
Tuesday, April 8, 2008
NIELSEN ACQUIRES IAG TO BUILD UP ANALYTICAL EXPERTISE
To gain more insight into consumer engagement on all platforms, including the Internet, the Nielsen Co. announced plans to acquire IAG Research.
While Nielsen measures what consumers view, IAG measures the effectiveness of the advertising and program engagement. IAG's clients include major advertisers, advertising agencies, Internet providers, content providers, and telecommunications services. The combined entity will measure online and TV audiences, among other platforms.
Nielsen's strengths are "in the quantitative area of media measurement in terms of how many people are watching and what they are watching," said Nielsen Co. spokesman Gary Holmes. "IAG has important expertise in how engaged they [the audience] are in the program, how effective commercials are, and Nielsen feels that it would like to build up the analytical part of its business. IAG, with its expertise, seemed like a perfect fit."
The acquisition offers data and resources to IAG as well. IAG will get access to an enormous amount of data that Nielsen produces every day in media behavior and consumption. They'll be able to combine data with their analytical information to come up with important insights in understanding what consumers are doing."
In the past year, the methodologies of Nielsen and other panel-based research firms have been called into question by the Interactive Advertising Bureau. p>For Nielsen, IAG's qualitative research adds another component it can offer advertisers and content owners.
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While Nielsen measures what consumers view, IAG measures the effectiveness of the advertising and program engagement. IAG's clients include major advertisers, advertising agencies, Internet providers, content providers, and telecommunications services. The combined entity will measure online and TV audiences, among other platforms.
Nielsen's strengths are "in the quantitative area of media measurement in terms of how many people are watching and what they are watching," said Nielsen Co. spokesman Gary Holmes. "IAG has important expertise in how engaged they [the audience] are in the program, how effective commercials are, and Nielsen feels that it would like to build up the analytical part of its business. IAG, with its expertise, seemed like a perfect fit."
The acquisition offers data and resources to IAG as well. IAG will get access to an enormous amount of data that Nielsen produces every day in media behavior and consumption. They'll be able to combine data with their analytical information to come up with important insights in understanding what consumers are doing."
In the past year, the methodologies of Nielsen and other panel-based research firms have been called into question by the Interactive Advertising Bureau. p>For Nielsen, IAG's qualitative research adds another component it can offer advertisers and content owners.
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Monday, April 7, 2008
WE LOVE OUR CELL PHONES
IEMR's 1Q08 Mobile phone forecast for Greece predicts:
-- In 2010, Greece will be the second most highly penetrated market in the world after Italy. The wireless penetration level will increase from our projected 141.1% in 2007 to 154.7% in 2010.
-- The number of total subscribers in Greece will increase from 15.6 million in 2007 to 17.1 million in 2010.
-- The two largest operators in Greece will continue to be Vodafone Panafon and Cosmote.
Television networks grab the opportunity for mobile TV!
antweaver
FREE ADVERTISING FOR SANTORINI BY DESIGNER TOMMY BAHAMA
If you live in the states, you might have seen the gorgeous new print campaign now running in various glossy magazines from Tommy Bahama. Shot on the island of Santorini, the campaign constitutes free advertising for the island as well as Greece.
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ANISTON'S TRIP TO CRETE
Jennifer Aniston is reportedly looking to reconnect with her Greek heritage. The actress is said to be brushing up on her Greek language skills for an upcoming trip to Crete this summer. While talking about her roots, she was quoted as saying... "There's a warmth to my family and to Greeks in general."
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Thursday, April 3, 2008
CULTURAL TOURISIM BOOST
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