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    The launch of the practice comes as media companies still have not figured out how to keep pace with big changes in how audiences get their information and entertainment-reading news on the Web, for instance, rather than in a newspaper. "It's not like we're reprimanding them ... A lot of them are doing the right things and we're helping them along that path. We're helping them with the jump from old media to new media." He said projects typically take between three and nine months to complete, and could include work on a single website or a broader digital strategy. Full Article at Malaysia Sun
    It's not like we're reprimanding them ... A lot of them are doing the right things and we're helping them along that path. We're helping them with the jump from old media to new media.
    SOURCE: Malaysia Sun 16 months ago
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Microsoft ad agency reaches out to old media
  1. brought a different level of access that we didn't have before
    SOURCE: Malaysia Sun 16 months ago
  2. We've gotten to this position in our own right
    SOURCE: Malaysia Sun 16 months ago
  3. We've had a Canadian media company come and talk to us and say 'We want to build our web revenue from $20 million to $100 million.' Those are the sort of questions we're getting
    SOURCE: Malaysia Sun 16 months ago
  4. As the pressure increases on traditional media companies, it's a great opportunity for us ... We definitely have a very strong point of view of how to shore up your traditional business, but also expand online. We've shown success, increasing page views and driving traffic.
    SOURCE: Malaysia Sun 16 months ago

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