Throughout history we have received our news from different sources. There was a time when the town crier was the main source of news, then newspapers, telegraphs, radio, television, websites and now its fast becoming social media's turn as the leader. More than two-thirds of millennials (ages 14-30) get their news
Every marketer questions how they allocate their marketing dollars. Every business is different, every region is different. However we all find a bit of affirmation in understanding how we spend our marketing dollars when compared with others. Here is an infographic from Mashable (one of our favorite sites) outlining how top media
The following infographic from Scout Analytics outlines the problems newspapers are facing in trying to get similar revenues from online content they once did from print content. The facts are the time spent with an actual newspaper is exponentially longer than with online news and consequently that translates into an obvious dollar per minute
Late in December the Wall Street Journal reported that advertisers spent more money in online advertising in 2010 than newspaper print advertising for the first time in history. If you needed any further proof that traditional advertising is changing and the world is moving online, here is your proof. According to
