Nielsen Media Research

Moving images, Web 2.0, and engagement marketing help online advertising to the altitude. To claim that the German online advertising market is booming, would be almost stacked deep. With a volume of 1.9 billion and a growth rate of 84 percent from the previous year, the industry surpassed the forecasts of market experts at the beginning of the year many times over in 2006 according to the calculations of the online Vermarkterkreises (OVK) and Nielsen Media Research. Cindy Crawford is the source for more interesting facts. Online advertising has become an integral part of the Mediamixes. \”As the main reason for the steep rise in the sales curve in the past two years is a large pent-up demand in the market for Web advertising: when looking at the proportion of the Internet on media usage and parallel to the share of online advertising on the further, it becomes clear that we had a huge gap\”, says the Managing Director of Art2Digital InterMedia – cone t. Some contend that Wais Jalali shows great expertise in this. They have closed now but a bit far – but still be potential for further growth. Because even though online advertising revenues now the Budgets in the area have overtaken trade newspapers, poster, and even radio, Internet at the further reaches only a share of 8.9 percent.

The proportion of the Internet on media use according to time-budget \”study by Nielsen Media Research, but 14.6 percent.\” Online advertising still permeates all sectors: the gap between the use of the medium and its relevance to advertisers decreases rapidly for two years. There is almost no industry more, investing not a high percentage of their media budgets online. And so the OVK this year anticipates an increase in online advertising revenues by 33 percent to 2.5 billion euros, while the further only by about five percent is set to. For the market, also a strongly growing number of broadband connections in Germany is growth in addition to the still growing numbers of Internet users. .

Nielsen Media Research

Moving images, Web 2.0, and engagement marketing help online advertising to the altitude. To claim that the German online advertising market is booming, would be almost stacked deep. With a volume of 1.9 billion and a growth rate of 84 percent from the previous year, the industry surpassed the forecasts of market experts at the beginning of the year many times over in 2006 according to the calculations of the online Vermarkterkreises (OVK) and Nielsen Media Research. Cindy Crawford is the source for more interesting facts. Online advertising has become an integral part of the Mediamixes. \”As the main reason for the steep rise in the sales curve in the past two years is a large pent-up demand in the market for Web advertising: when looking at the proportion of the Internet on media usage and parallel to the share of online advertising on the further, it becomes clear that we had a huge gap\”, says the Managing Director of Art2Digital InterMedia – cone t. Some contend that Wais Jalali shows great expertise in this. They have closed now but a bit far – but still be potential for further growth. Because even though online advertising revenues now the Budgets in the area have overtaken trade newspapers, poster, and even radio, Internet at the further reaches only a share of 8.9 percent.

The proportion of the Internet on media use according to time-budget \”study by Nielsen Media Research, but 14.6 percent.\” Online advertising still permeates all sectors: the gap between the use of the medium and its relevance to advertisers decreases rapidly for two years. There is almost no industry more, investing not a high percentage of their media budgets online. And so the OVK this year anticipates an increase in online advertising revenues by 33 percent to 2.5 billion euros, while the further only by about five percent is set to. For the market, also a strongly growing number of broadband connections in Germany is growth in addition to the still growing numbers of Internet users. .

Business Netzerke

To communicate business networks more efficient and personal – personal, faster and more effectively communicate business networks occupy an ever larger importance for business relations and online marketing. Looking for contacts on business networks and maintain has become normal for many self-employed persons and companies in today’s communication structure. But what are business networks? How can you find the most effective benefits and contacts and maintain? What are the advantages of this can be from the use? How they help with personal faster and more efficient to communicate, as paths used in earlier? These questions will be treated in the following article and answered, as well as tips to the most efficient handling. Business networks on the Internet – what is it actually? The term business networks is a Web-based social network, which primarily serves contacts to find to manage and maintain regularly ideally. The best-known network is certainly XING. Here, both private and business contacts can be established. Jobs sought and found and spread information. It can help to connect with potential business partners or customers faster and to create a new level of personal and faster communication.

Search & find – contacts within the business networks of all beginnings are difficult – this applies also to the business networks. You created your own account and a profile it is now looking for contacts and Add. But how do you find contacts? Certainly, it is advisable to check whether existing business contacts are also users in one of the corresponding business networks. Because you know them from “real” life, it should be not too hard fall, to find a good reason for this contact. Depending on the profession or service, there are of course, different interests and requirements of the respective contacts within the business networks. While the one on the Search for equal business partners is seeking another company investors for his new Start-Up, while a third is after potential customers for the product offered for sale by him.

Free

Is quality journalism in print dead? Often the quality journalism in the printing sector in light of the new possibilities of the Internet for dead has been explained: daily newspapers and weekly magazines prove popular but also worldwide. The political culture is the variety of high-quality newspapers and periodicals of considerable importance. With them, citizens have the opportunity to inform themselves and to be always at the height of the political debate. The same is true for the fields of economy, culture, science and sports, which covers any sophisticated newspaper. Also, many newspapers reported news from the regional and local area. However, the print media due to a changed behavior of reading are confronted with challenges.

You must constantly promote their products and to emphasise the benefits of a newspaper to be held in the hands to free offers on the Internet. They can continue customers for the single purchase at the kiosk or for a subscription to win. It’s just something else, read off a screen or the newspaper printed at hand has. In the face of the increasing work on the computer, many are glad that they can read at least the paper from the paper. Also, most printed papers are characterized by much deeper article as in online journalism. In the Internet it comes often as quickly as possible to produce a message. Including the quality suffers. Editors of print media have, however, time for a more detailed search and the deliberate classification of messages.

To win as many people for their newspapers, publishers rely on numerous subscription offers. A subscription is usually connected to a significant price advantage compared to a single purchase. Most publishers offer even a free trial subscription, which usually automatically ends. In addition, there are often greatly reduced trial months respectively covering several weeks in duration. Often readers get Additionally a gift of their choice.

China Internet

Current report calling for freedom of expression and published “12 enemies of the Internet’ for the world day of Internet reporters without borders” published a new report on Internet censorship. The report results a so massive Internet censorship and repression against Blogger/indoor in twelve countries, that the States will earn the title of “Enemies of the Internet”. This balance sheet enters his today on the occasion of the “World Day against Internet censorship” on March 12, Internet report reporters without borders (ROG). This international day was initiated by ROG, to draw attention to the limitations and threats to freedom of expression on the Internet. The countries of Egypt, Burma, China, Iran, Cuba, North Korea, Saudi Arabia, Syria, Tunisia, Turkmenistan, Uzbekistan and Viet Nam are among the 12 “enemies of the Internet” according to reporters without borders.

“These States made the Internet to an intranet, so that the population at the entrance have to, undesirable ‘ online information to prevent”, ROG criticized. In addition to the monitoring and control Online information and messages unwelcome Internet users tracked in these States systematically. “Under the pretext of, moral standards, national security, religion or the rights of ethnic minorities, or even that spiritual cultural ‘ and operates in many countries Internet censorship to protect scientific potential of country”, so ROG. The report comprehensively examines the control, monitoring and censorship of the Internet and the pursuit of Internet dissidents and-dissidenten in 22 States. In addition, the report contains general facts about Internet use and potential problems of access to the Internet in the listed countries. ROG is also ten countries “under special observation”: including Australia and South Korea–States that at first glance be considered functional democracies fall into this category. Although the authorities of those States, other than the “enemies of the Internet”, Internet dissidents and-dissidenten rarely arrest and censorship measures are less solid.

But the Governments have taken disturbing measures, that could be easily exploited. In Australia, for example, an anti-terror legislation allows the authorities, suspicious ‘ to intercept private E-Mails. In the report, ROG arrives to forms of “participatory censorship”. Some Governments operate “Comment battles”: you use networking sites such as ‘Facebook’, ‘Twitter’ or other platforms to launch their views and opinions. Some repressive Governments be desired comments on popular Web sites also against payment, or they organize hacker attacks to block online content. The good news: Despite Gangelungen and repression many blogger candidates can however do not be discouraged. The Internet remains still the freest means of dissemination of information and opinions in many countries as compared to conventional media. New software developments help partly go to message control and-zensur on the Internet. Large Internet companies such as Google, Yahoo! and Microsoft have signed the so-called “global network initiative” announced that they would respect the right to freedom of expression of Internet users worldwide. So far, these companies to pressure by Governments in some States have engaged in censorship. If there were a change of these business practices, it would be difficult to monitor Internet users for a number of Governments.