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ADVERTISING, MEET THE NEWSROOM 1 Monday, August 20, 2012

Advertising, Meet The Newsroom

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A brief POV about how introducing the structure & principles of the newsroom can help the advertising industry keep pace with fast-moving culture and keep brands top-of-minds for consumers.

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ADVERTISING, MEET THE NEWSROOM

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“In order to make advertising that I’d like, you first

need a new concept of news. I think it’s connected.

News and advertising: it’s all media. But what new

form of advertising/news would be, I don’t know.”

Hans Aarsman | Advertising for People Who Don’t Like Advertising

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“The pace of change in our economy and our

culture is accelerating -- fueled by global adoption

of social, mobile, and other new technologies -- and

our visibility about the future is declining.”

FastCompany | Generation Flux, February 2012

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photo by 尻是一種好習慣總比亂打砲來得好

FAST IS

GETTING FASTER5Monday, August 20, 2012

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IN 60 SECONDS

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2,000 Flickr Images7,610 LinkedIn Searches175,000 Tweets700,000 Facebook Messages

Source: venturebeat.com via Contagious Magazine, April 2012

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New York Magazine | Hype Cycle

COMMERCIAL CREATIVITY ONLY MATTERS IF

THE CONTEXT IS RIGHT. THE PROBLEM:

CONTEXT IS A MOVING TARGET.

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photo by Stuck in Customs

WE MUSTRETHINK

HOWWE MAKE ADS

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“The photograph captures the city desk, the heart of the newsroom, with its editors facing off at the center and

the copy editors arrayed around their horseshoe of a communal desk̶the “rim”̶to the right. It is not

surprising that they are leaning forward, in various states of enterprise. The Journal-American put out five

editions a day, plus extras for big stories, from its home on the Lower East Side of Manhattan. In a city with seven

daily newspapers, speed was a matter of survival.”

Smithsonian Magazine | http://www.smithsonianmag.com/history-archaeology/The-Newsroom-Rush-of-Old.html#ixzz216rlrP5I

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SPEED IS A MATTER OF SURVIVAL

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8am 9am 10am 11am 12pm 1pm 2pm 3pm 4pm 5pm 6pmDaily BriefingContent SelectedReserve MinedRemix/CreateCreative Review

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Information will continue to proliferate, circulate, thrive, and die at a staggering

speed. The amount and diversity of ideas flowing through our ever-growing

media landscape will continue to shape and re-shape our beliefs and behaviors

faster than ever. An idea might be relevant today and completely irrelevant

tonight. A relevant creative idea is wasted if its potential is not identified in time to

push it further, to evolve it as events unfold. Creative ideas are only relevant in

the right context and context is a moving target. People in the commercial

creativity business have seen this change happen in awe while people in the

newsroom have always thrived in a ruthlessly fast communications environment.

It’s time that both camps meet each other as Madison Avenue has a thing or two

to learn from a field designed around insight, speed and relevance.

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ADVERTISING, MEET THE NEWSROOM

#NEWSANDADVERTISINGVote here to continue the discussion at SXSW.

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