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Twitter gets a Stronger grip on TV with Trendrr #tv
A conversation with Trendrr CEO Mark Ghuneim
Given today's news about Twitter buying Trendrr, I thought I'd pull this one out of the archives, a conversation I had with Mark Ghuneim, the company's CEO, in November 2012.
I'd yet to buy a good mic so the recording quality isn't where I would want it, but if you want the backstory on Trendrr, this is a good listen.
Social TV Ecosystem Edition 2013
By Trendrr for Advertising Age
And they said TV was dead.
Loath to let Twitter dominate boob-tubery, Facebook’s planning to sell TV commercial-style ad space for up to $2.5 million a day, sources say.
The spots will last 15 seconds and will be extended to advertisers later this year. Minimum plans start at one full day and can be targeted to users based on age and gender.
No word on if they’ll partner with Twitter, whose upcoming Amplify product will let advertisers tweet messages based on TV commercials people are watching, but it has partnered with Nielsen (also a Twitter partner), which it hopes will help sell it more video advertising.
Not a bad plan: Nielsen found that Facebook draws more 18- to 24-year olds at primetime than any of the four major TV networks … and a recent Trendrr report found that Facebook activity for users already watching TV is 5 times higher than on all other social networks combined.
TV's dead? Long live TV.
It was inevitable - Introducing the Social TV Ecosystem Chart 2.0 - Courtesy of Ad Age and Trendrr: "Structurally a little different from previous 1.x charts, in that we cut back and consolidated the number of "slices" of the pie to simplify things a bit. And, once again, we've added a bunch of companies while removing others. Some of the adjustments were for happy reasons (for instance, Bluefin Labs is gone because it got purchased by and absorbed into Twitter in February in a deal said to be in the $100 million range). Others, less happy (Umami, maker of a social-TV iPad app, "concluded its beta trial period" in the spring, and last we heard, had put its intellectual property up for sale).
As always, this chart isn't the last word on the rapidly morphing social-TV sector, so we'll keep updating it. Stay tuned..."
Growth of social interactions around TV programs (on their day of air), by Trendrr
50 Shows With the Most Social Buzz in 2012
#SuryaRay #Surya If you follow Trendrr‘s social TV rankings week-to-week, then you’ve grown familiar with some of the programs on the list, even if you don’t watch them regularly. Now it’s time to look back on the year’s top 50. This has been a standout year for The X Factor, FOX’s vocal talent competition. Welcoming new judges [...] More About: Social Media, Trendrr, Year End 2012, infographics, social tv, social tv charts http://dlvr.it/2fdgjg @suryaray
