Comments on: Press Releases and Advertising are Dead

By: Shari Weiss

Shari Weiss — Fri, 28 Jan 2011 19:27:38 +0000

Nik, many advertisers are pulling away from the Super Bowl. The ROI just hasn’t been there.

By: Nikolas Zelinski

Nikolas Zelinski — Fri, 28 Jan 2011 18:11:24 +0000

I think twitter is aweful. I do not see how for example a company that is trying to sell me a product is going to give me the details I need in 140 characters. And why would I want to follow that anyway? Advertising is ubiquitous in American culture and does not need the internet to survive, let alone twitter. Many people still watch TV in the “traditional” sense, only when the TV is completely obsolete will the internet become the most viable source for advertisers; think Super Bowl.

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By: sharisax

sharisax — Tue, 28 Apr 2009 23:31:07 +0000

Ayaka, all of this exposure to the Social Media revolution in the US should provide you with a great background to bring your experience and knowledge to small businesses in Tokyo that could take advantage of your newly acquired information. Good luck to you.

By: Ayaka Mizutani

Ayaka Mizutani — Tue, 28 Apr 2009 18:21:31 +0000

Being an exchange student planning on job hunting back in Tokyo, the whole presentation by these gentlemen about this revolution in the social media and its effects on job hunting left me very curious about what it’s like back at home. Plus, social media networks like Facebook has always been a socializing space for me, but with lesson by lesson and day by day I have come to realize that it’s really not a place to play around with. I’ve heard stories of underage students getting caught while posting blog posts about drinking on “mixi”, a social networking service much like Facebook from Japan. I’m not familiar with companies checking profiles of prospective workers, but who knows? Facebook and Twitter have there Japanese versions already and for a while… =)