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Media Industry Getting on Board the Personalization Train
The following is the third in a series of three blog posts from Adrian Drury, Lead Analyst, Media & Broadcast Technology & Services, Ovum Research, that will cover some key findings from a survey conducted in August 2012. Ovum, in association...
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The Changing Nature of Relationship Between Audience and Producer
The following is the second in a series of three blog posts from Adrian Drury, Lead Analyst, Media & Broadcast Technology & Services, Ovum Research, that will cover some key findings from a survey conducted in August 2012. Ovum, in association...
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Dec 19 2012, 12:00 AM
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The Future of Media – Now it’s Personal
The following is a first in a series of three blog posts from Adrian Drury, Lead Analyst, Media & Broadcast Technology & Services, Ovum Research, that will cover some key findings from a survey conducted in August 2012. Ovum, in association with...
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Ovum Survey Results: Media Execs See Bright Future in Personalized Media
Earlier this year, Avid commissioned Ovum, an internationally-recognized marketing research firm, to conduct an independent survey of 200 senior broadcast executives to get their take on where the industry is going. The results were very illuminating...
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Dec 12 2012, 12:00 AM
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