Frenemies: the epic disruption of the ad business (and everything else)
Ken Auletta uncovers an industry in crisis from the perspective of its most powerful players, from Sir Martin Sorrell to Carolyn Everson, Facebook's Head of Sales. The survival of most media and internet companies depends on the revenue generated by advertising and marketing, yet few other busi...
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Zusammenfassung: | Ken Auletta uncovers an industry in crisis from the perspective of its most powerful players, from Sir Martin Sorrell to Carolyn Everson, Facebook's Head of Sales. The survival of most media and internet companies depends on the revenue generated by advertising and marketing, yet few other businesses have been so dramatically challenged in the digital age. Gone are the days of Don Draper as Mad Men becomes Math Men (and only occasionally women), and an instinctive art is transformed into an ever-changing science. Former allies have become competitors and accusations of kickbacks and corruption swirl. 'Frenemies' are rife as trust disintegrates and up-and-coming creatives clash with seasoned veterans. And all the while, Facebook and Google continue to cause disruption |
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adam_text | CONTENTS Introduction 1. The “Perfect Storm 1 7 2. “Change Sucks” 27 3. Good-bye, Don Draper 39 4. The Matchmaker 51 5. Anxious Clients 75 6. “Same Height as Napoleon” 99 7. Frenemies 119 8. The Rise of Media Agencies 139 9. The Privacy Time Bomb 155
10. The Consumer as Frenemy 171 11. Can Old Media Be New? 187 1 2. More Frenemies 205 13. Marketing Yak-Yaks and Mounting Fear 223 14. The Client Jury Reaches Its Verdict 239 15. Cannes Takes Center Stage 247 16. Mad Men to Math Men 261 17. Dinosaurs or Cockroaches? 279 18. Good-bye Old Advertising Axioms 293 19. “No Rearview Mirror” 317 Epilogue 341 Acknowledgments 355 Bibliography 359 Index 361
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10. The Consumer as Frenemy 171 11. Can Old Media Be New? 187 1 2. More Frenemies 205 13. Marketing Yak-Yaks and Mounting Fear 223 14. The Client Jury Reaches Its Verdict 239 15. Cannes Takes Center Stage 247 16. Mad Men to Math Men 261 17. Dinosaurs or Cockroaches? 279 18. Good-bye Old Advertising Axioms 293 19. “No Rearview Mirror” 317 Epilogue 341 Acknowledgments 355 Bibliography 359 Index 361 |
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