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1. The consumer is in control.
“We need to embrace the urgent implications of consumer control.” Jim Stengel, Global Marketing Officer, Procter & Gamble

2. The consumer is sceptical and increasingly resistant to advertising.
“In the US 69 per cent of consumers are interested in products and services that allow them to block, skip or opt out of advertising and marketing messages.” Yanklevich Partners

3. Media fragmentation is pervasive.
“The average British internet user now spends 164 minutes online each day for personal use, compared to 148 minutes spent watching TV”. March 2006

4. Mass markets are being replaced by niche markets.
“McDonalds global head of marketing, Larry Light, has declared that mass marketing no longer works. Furthermore, Light goes onto declare, ‘the end of brand positioning as we know it”. Advertising Age, June 16th, 2004

5. Corporate executives are under greater levels of scrutiny.
“As ever, the debate in the industry centres on the best way to achieve results.” The Harder Hard Sell, Economist, May 13th 2004

6. Companies that understand Internet Culture best will benefit most.
“What I worry about much more is our ability to make the necessary cultural changes to meet the new demands of the digital native.” Rupert Murdoch, 13 April 2006

7. Consumers are mobilizing themselves in new, powerful ways.
“The digital native doesn’t send a letter to the editor anymore. She goes online, and starts a blog.” Rupert Murdoch, April 13th 2005.

8. The broadcast model isn’t working.
“What you’ve been selling for the last 50 years, no longer works.” John Stratton, CMO, Verizon Wireless, talking to Agency Chiefs, March 2006

9. Broadband is a mass medium.
“Overall, the EU market more than doubled in 2005 to 48.2 million DSL subscribers, where the UK sits third, behind Germany and France.” 20th March 2006

10. User generated content (CGM) is influential and growing rapidly.
“Our audiences have moved on dramatically. Now they are consuming, creating, sharing and publishing their own content online.” Tom Glocer, CEO, Reuters

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By Jack Schofield / Internet 10:43am

Following the success of its last table, Hitwise has, “by popular demand,” compiled a table to show how Google, Yahoo! and MSN properties stack up in the portal wars.

Google (47.40%) dominates search, and this is no surprise. Yahoo (16%) is getting hammered, even though Yahoo’s search is as good as or better than Google’s. MSN Search (11.50%) is doing even worse.

But in most other listed categories, Yahoo is winning, and Yahoo Mail (42.4%) is thrashing Hotmail (22.90%). It’s amusing, but not surprising, to see the reality of the blogosphere’s assumption that “everybody” uses Gmail (2.54%). The blogosphere’s “everybody” ignores 97% of the US population as standard.

Yahoo News (6.90%) is beating the fundamentally-flawed Google News (1.9%).

Yahoo Finance (34.90%) is beating MSN Money (13.40%) and Google Finance (0.29%). That’s a terrible result, but I’d expect it to change: Google Finance is good.

When it comes to maps, Mapquest (56.30%) dominates the market, ahead of Yahoo Maps (20.50%) and Google Maps (7.5%) — another shock for the blogosphere, I guess. MSN Virtual Earth (4.30%) is ahead of Google’s bought-in Google Earth (2%).

But as always, popularity may be temporary, and is no guarantee of quality…..

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