The Importance of Patch and the Rise of Hyperlocal Media

We already know the world has gone hyperlocal—from rooftop gardens to online deals for everything from facials near your home to ceviche dinners close to your office on LivingSocial, Groupon and Dealtificate. The media industry is no exception, and right now I’m watching the Patch.com model as a symbolic nod to where the future of [...]
May 05, 2011 | Categories:CSR, Features, Media, Social Media, Trends | Tags: Alvin Toffler, Anna Wintour, AOL, CNBC, Coke, Connecticut, CSR, Dealtificate, digital, doing good, Facebook, Fashion, Google, Groupon, hyperlocal, hyperlocalism, information society, journalism, LivingSocial, local, Local is the new global, news, newspaper, Patch, Pepsi, Social Media, Steve Case, Tavi Gevinson, television, The Third Wave, Tim Armstrong | 1 Comment »
From Fashion Blogger to CMO: Daniel Saynt on SoMe and More
Now more than ever, fashion bloggers are gaining credibility within the fashion industry. Many are serving as trendsetters, influencing readers’ shopping decisions with their content and recommendations. A few bloggers have even earned acclaim from industry veterans—Tavi Gevinson of Style Rookie styled shoots for BlackBook magazine, Swedish blogger Elin Kling produced a collection for H&M, [...]
Jan 31, 2011 | Categories:Fashion, Features | Tags: BlackBook, bloggers, Bloglovin.com, Bryanboy, Burberry, Daniel Saynt, Elin Kling, Euro RSCG Worldwide PR, fashion bloggers, FashionIndie, H&M, Harper’s Bazaar, Harry Winston, influencers, Lady Gaga, LookBooks.com, Los Angeles Times, Louis Vuitton, Marc Jacobs, Marketing, Mashable, Media, Mercedes-Benz, New York, Polyvore.com, Rebecca Minkoff, Samantha Lim, Social Media, Style Rookie, Tavi Gevinson, The Fashion Spot, Tumblr.com, Wikipedia | Leave A Comment »






