Headline Roundup: May 25 – 29

A few stories that caught our eye over the past week.

Google Connects Offline Behavior To Digital Marketing – via MediaPost

Anatomy of The Consumer: Touch – via MediaPost

Actors Unions OK Commercial Deal – via MediaPost

Like Lambs to the Slaughter – via Adweek

Nielsen Finds ‘Cord-Cutting’ Is Real, But Cuts Both Ways: Online Video Churns Almost As Much As TV – via MediaPost

Campaigns Address Today’s Anxieties by Looking Back – via The New York Times

When Will Marketers Boost Spending? – via Brandweek

Headline Roundup: May 13th – 17th

A collection of headlines and articles from the past several days:

Radio Needs To Get More Creative – via MediaPost

Will Radio Broadcasters Tune Out Arbitron? – via BNET

The New Next: It’s What’s on the Inside that Counts– via MediaPost

The Scale of Social Media – via Adweek

Touting Good Works, Marketers Make Stars Of Those They Help – via Forbes

Headline Roundup for May 12th

Read All About It – via Adweek

The Whole World Is Watching– via Adweek

As Storefronts Become Vacant, Ads Arrive – via The New York Times

Recreating Marketing – via MediaPost

Headline Roundup for May 5th

Newspapers Build Digital Portfolios – via Ad Age

‘The Last Mile’ of Marketing – via Adweek

Nielsen: Future Looks Bright for Online Media – via Adweek

Atlanta Paper Suggests Readers ‘Unplug’ – via Adweek

Headline Roundup for April 24rd

TiVo Promotes Ads It Hopes You’ll Talk to, Not Zap – via The New York Times

Counterpoint: Putting ‘Media’ Back Into Social Media – via Ad Age

How Network TV Will Reinvent Itself – via BusinessWeek

Digital Agencies Stay Optimistic on Client Budgets – via Adweek