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»Pew Research Center

Despite More Mass Media, Voters Are Harder Than Ever To Reach

The extreme fragmentation of digital media is tougher on national political campaigns than on brand advertisers. Because political campaigns must fight for every vote (at least once the primaries are done), discrete audiences that a brand marketer might dismiss as too difficult or small are essential to the political advertiser. The 3% of American adults that still connect... Continue reading »
by James Hercher // February 16th, 2016 //
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Pew Report: 86% Of Online Users Attempt To Hide Their Digital Footprints

A few days after Acxiom unveiled Aboutthedata.com, a website where people can review the (sometimes inaccurate) online data that the marketing firm has collected about them, Pew Internet has published a report suggesting internet users are trying to remain anonymous online. Out of a survey of 792 online users in the US, 86% of the... Continue reading »
by Judith Aquino // September 5th, 2013 //
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