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Disinformation
Disinformation
Difference between ability to inform and ability to persuade
Diffeeent forms of media geared towards visuals and shortcuts without words - populist politics
Trillions how to drive news coverage and people liked him andbyenrodenitnapl the way to the Whitehouse
People don’t care about white papers. They carenifnirnon their side. Measured... See more
Difference between ability to inform and ability to persuade
Diffeeent forms of media geared towards visuals and shortcuts without words - populist politics
Trillions how to drive news coverage and people liked him andbyenrodenitnapl the way to the Whitehouse
People don’t care about white papers. They carenifnirnon their side. Measured... See more
“There has always been good placements of ads and bad placements of ads and media buying companies have always prided themselves on trying to get the context right,” said Charlie Crowe, chairman of the media and marketing publisher C Squared. “The difference in the online world is that it’s all done by an algorithm. The human element is taken out... See more
Olivia Solon • Google's bad week: YouTube loses millions as advertising row reaches US
Wayfair Conspiracy: Analyzing the evidence.
medium.com
eventy-five percent of companies report being exposed to brand safety issues, but only 26% have taken some kind of action, and 15% haven’t adjusted their strategies at all, according to research by GumGum and Custom. Another study by Sizmek found that four in 10 brands report delivering ads on unsafe websites, but 64% find it tough to implement an... See more
Erica Sweeney • Consumers believe brands intentionally place ads next to unsafe content, study says
Dive Brief:
- Ads that appear near negative content cause a 2.8 times decrease in consumer intent to associate with the brands, according to “The Brand Safety Effect,” a new media trial study by brand safety company CHEQ, IPG Mediabrands, BMW, Magna and a leading online entertainment platform.
- Two-thirds of consumers who expressed a high purchase
Consumers believe brands intentionally place ads next to unsafe content, study says
Impact of misinformation on brand value/trust
The World of Crisis Management is Changing
On January 29, as the calls for boycott kept rising,Rip Curl took down the new campaign, removing it from their Instagram page. Would they have acted differently had they known how much of their campaign was fake, or that the boycott calls were utilized to promote a political discourse that had nothing to... See more
On January 29, as the calls for boycott kept rising,Rip Curl took down the new campaign, removing it from their Instagram page. Would they have acted differently had they known how much of their campaign was fake, or that the boycott calls were utilized to promote a political discourse that had nothing to... See more
Rotem Baruchin • Rip Curl Caught in a Vortex of Fake Profiles
Digital marketing and disinformation
Digital marketing is a commercial practice by which firms create value over the internet. It includes search optimisation, content marketing, influencers, pay-per-click adverts, affiliate programs, and ordinary advertising. Brands hire digital marketing agencies and firms known as ad tech, which operate the... See more
Digital marketing is a commercial practice by which firms create value over the internet. It includes search optimisation, content marketing, influencers, pay-per-click adverts, affiliate programs, and ordinary advertising. Brands hire digital marketing agencies and firms known as ad tech, which operate the... See more
Carlos Diaz Ruiz • Disinformation is part and parcel of social media’s business model, new research shows
Great explanation of how digital marketing funds disinformation