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The gap between statistically driven research (quantitative) and focus groups (qualitative) has long been a point of debate among analysts who specialize in audienece behavior and perceptions. And now, along comes AI and the promise it can inexpensively replace the traditional process with “syntehtic respondents,” creating the reseearch version of “digital twins.” But AI has a higher value and more reliable purpose when utilized strategically and sensibly.
Read MoreIn yesterday’s post, we talked about how Netflix’ “TUDUM” initiative is helping to differentiate themselves from their many video streaming competitors. Radio can use some of these same techniques. And today’s post provides prescribed action steps successful stations can employ to creat their own “TUDUM Tactics.”
Read MoreThe world of media and entertainment continiues to get more crowded and competitive, forcing brands not to just excel this quarter but differentiate themselves with smart and savvy strategies and tactics. While radio broadcasters may be feeling the heat from digital distribution, the need for emphasizing the industry’s unique differences has never been greater. Even indepedently owned radio stations can learn a thing or two from major media behemoths, including Netflix, a brand leader that continues to innovate and blaze new trails. In a word, TUDUM!
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Read MoreAt the end of a momentous week, we look back at Monday’s epic news in the AI sector, the release of a new AI innovation from a Chinese company. DeepSeek took the tech world by storm, triggering a one-day crash of market leader Nvidia. And it raised questions about how easily this sector could be disrupted. Just like radio. We turned to our AI maven, Chris Brunt, for clarity and perspective. Today’s guest blog post provides some “AIsplainin'” but it raises questions about where media and technology are going – and how we can future-proof our assets. Buckle up!
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Read MoreRadio Express, the world’s leading supplier of entertainment programming to radio outside the U.S., announces that it has entered into an agreement with Jacobs Media…
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The gap between statistically driven research (quantitative) and focus groups (qualitative) has long been a point of debate among analysts who specialize in audienece behavior and perceptions. And now, along comes AI and the promise it can inexpensively replace the traditional process with “syntehtic respondents,” creating the reseearch version of “digital twins.” But AI has a higher value and more reliable purpose when utilized strategically and sensibly.
Read MoreIn yesterday’s post, we talked about how Netflix’ “TUDUM” initiative is helping to differentiate themselves from their many video streaming competitors. Radio can use some of these same techniques. And today’s post provides prescribed action steps successful stations can employ to creat their own “TUDUM Tactics.”
Read MoreThe world of media and entertainment continiues to get more crowded and competitive, forcing brands not to just excel this quarter but differentiate themselves with smart and savvy strategies and tactics. While radio broadcasters may be feeling the heat from digital distribution, the need for emphasizing the industry’s unique differences has never been greater. Even indepedently owned radio stations can learn a thing or two from major media behemoths, including Netflix, a brand leader that continues to innovate and blaze new trails. In a word, TUDUM!
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