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Study Group: Radio Advertising Evaluators (North America)(?)

Council Members in this Study Group: 11

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Bart Barden, CEO and Owner, Red Zone DigitalBart Barden
CEO and Owner
Red Zone Digital

Bart Barden is the Chief Executive Officer at Red Zone Digital, a company providing online advertising consultancy services for clients such as MSNBC and Popcap Games. He specializes in content development, social networking, mobile, optimizing online spend, and ad serving technology. Previously, he...

Deborah King
FormerMedia Manager of Marketing and Planning
Mervyn's, LLC

Deborah King was formally (10/08) a Media Manager at Mervyns, an American departmental store chain. Ms. King has valuable insight on the Media ad trends and shifts in budgets across the retail sector. During her tenure at Mervyns, she managed strategy, comprehensive ad budgets, development and execution...

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November 21, 2007
Google Will Rescue Wimax
Analysis of: WiMAX Suffers a Setback | www.businessweek.com

Short term the absence of support for developing WiMax is unfortunate.   But look to Google to end up as the solution. They could connect WiMax to their national fiber optic network and provide Internet access, including the last mile, to everyone's home/business.  The belief is they will...

By Deborah King, Former Media Manager of Marketing and Planning, Mervyn's, LLC

Google Print Ads introduces yet another source for smaller marketers to play with the Big Boys, but Buyer beware. For the short term, this offering is beneficial to the Newspapers but needs some fine-tuning for small advertisers to benefit. It is essential for the Newspaper Industry to embrace the diversification...

By Bart Barden, CEO and Owner, Red Zone Digital
Analysis of: Yahoo Loses, Founder Wins on YouTube Deal | blogs.business2.com

The deemphasizing of user generated video could be a great strategy to attract more valuable advertisers and keep video product eCPM's high.

February 13, 2007
Is Yahoo Panama Too Late?
By Bart Barden, CEO and Owner, Red Zone Digital
Analysis of: Friendster Using Google Search and Ads | blog.searchenginewatch.com

Key Point 1:  Yahoo has been losing publishers to Google prior to Panama LaunchKey Point 2:  Usage and reach decrease could impact Panama's effectiveness from a monetization perspective

By Bart Barden, CEO and Owner, Red Zone Digital
Analysis of: Companies Vie For Ad Dollars On Mobile Web | www.rhythmnewmedia.com

Executive Summary:Although mobile device usage is growing, the % of advertising dollars being spent on mobile is not proportional to the growth.  Several smaller companies are trying to position themselves to bridge the gap.Key Point #1:  Standardization will drive more growth.Key Point #2: ...

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