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Case Study Conde Nast

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1. Twitter: Monthly user graph stalls but Ad Revenue climbs
Twitter does not seem to stop in its efforts to bring more people use the social network. The struggles in 2015 led the company introduce two fresh features to attract people but neither was beneficial to increase the number of users of Twitter. Now, the ads revenue appears to climb higher and the monthly user’s growth has stalled.
2. Conde Nast and Hearst step into a joint venture and seeks others to join
Since the effect of longer tenure trends are pressurizing sales and ad-page and news-stand of magazines, the industry’s top two largest publishers entered into a joint venture to take hold of back-office operations like procurement, production as well as circulation. They not only …show more content…

Is something wrong with Apple?
It came as shock in the last week when Apple projected that iPhone sale will crash on the slowest rate since 2007. This was actually surprising for the experts and the observers who were casually observing the latest updates. Furthermore, along with the same news arrived the first forecasted news about decline in ad revenue since 13 years …show more content…

A latest forecast: 68% rise of Mobile Commerce in 2016
According to a fresh research by Connexity states that the percentage of purchases through mobile in this year is expected to increase by 68 percent. This forecast is actually much wider to the expectations of many retailers. On the other hand, it will be partly dominated by the smartphones that will cover up to third of the total online purchases in this year.

5. Mediacom wakes up to emotion detection technology for customers
Although getting to understand the emotional capability of content is tough yet the factor of emotion is very important. A recent news states that Mediacom has come into a global partnership with Realeyes that proves emotional impact will be assessed better than before.

6. UK consumers hesitating to share for concerns over data privacy
A recent study says that after surveying two thousand UK adults, it has been found that 72 % of them were hesitating to share for concerns regarding data privacy. They are not happy about the level of protection of their data they share and moreover the 56% responded that they do want to reclaim access to their own info and even share less with brands in the coming three years.
7. Slowdown or consolidation, what’s happening in

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