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Sean Holmquest: "What’s the best way to ensure a successful a Kickstarter campaign? How do I self-distribute, or digitally distribute my film well? What should I post on my Facebook page as opposed to my Twitter feed? What if I’m not on Twitter?"
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PricewaterhouseCoopers’ annual Global Entertainment & Media Outlook traditionally offers a solid overview of the industry. But it has never amended its findings — until now. Delete the scoop?
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MBA Online has visualized the data provided to AdAge by Magid Generational Strategies. The resulting infographic breaks down media consumption during different time periods and into five generations: Baby Boomers (47-65), Generation X (30-46), Adult Millennials (18-29), Teen Millennials (13-17), and iGen(12 and under).
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While digital tech originally made print publications more efficient, it ultimately lead to many a media demise. We're still in the throes of change today, as digital affects every form of news and entertainment. Delete the scoop?
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