Data matters to your editors

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Introducing editorial analytics into a traditional print newsroom can be difficult, said Sebo Banerjee, Data and Analytics Lead of HT Media, an Indian mass media company. Banerjee was one of the speakers at the sixth annual Big Data & AI for Media  conference in Hong Kong from 7-8 December. Because editors with a complete print...
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Sustainable ecosystem is the way to regain control over media integration

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Direct competitors are not the most threatening to media owners, but GAFA (Google, Apple, Facebook, Amazon) players are, said Xiaoqun Clever, Chief Technology & Data Officer of Ringier, Switzerland. Clever, and her colleague, Zhao Wang, were two of the speakers at the sixth annual Big Data & AI for Media  conference in Hong Kong from...
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Big Data for Media Week – Hong Kong to explore AI for Media and more

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Join us for the sixth annual Big Data for Media conference, seminar, study tour and BIGGIES Awards from 4-8 December in Beijing and Hong Kong. See the programme and more information here. For more information, contact organiser Martha Stone.         The World Newsmedia Network creates several reports and articles each year about Big Data and artificial intelligence strategies...
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Product Research Impacts High-Value Products Offline

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Research of online products tend to be high-value, major purchases, where online research is leading to an offline purchase, according to GlobalWebIndex’s “Commerce” report, published in late 2016. Among the most popular products to be researched, rather than purchased online include cars, travel, laptop, flat screen TV, appliances, insurance, vacations, laptops, tablets, mobile phones, furniture,...
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E-Readers are the Highest Among Products More Likely to be Impulsively Bought

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Purchases of online products tend to be impulsive, low-value and habitual purchases, according to GlobalWebIndex’s “Commerce” report, published in late 2016.  Among the most popular products to be purchased, rather than researched online include e-readers, wine and spirits, headphones, DVD players, beauty products, fashion accessories, gifts, baby products, home hair products, shoes, skincare and perfume,...
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22 Percent Say They Use Social Media to Research Music Downloading

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Social media has become a powerful product research platform, according to GlobalWebIndex’s “Commerce” report, published in late 2016. Among the products they find and research online and wish to buy include: Music download, 22%; movie or TV download, 18%; mobile app, 16%; mobile game, 15%; movie or TV streaming service, 14%; e-book and music streaming...
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