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Travelex prepaid card named Best Consumer Card Program
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LOUISVILLE, Ky. (3/28/08)--The Travelex Visa TravelMoney prepaid card was named the "Best Consumer Card Program" March 7 at a Paybefore Awards Gala during the Prepaid Card Expo in Las Vegas. Travelex has a strategic alliance with CUNA Strategic Services and offers prepaid gift cards and the Visa TravelMoney card to credit unions. The TravelMoney card is used by leisure travelers, but businesses are beginning to adopt it as a tool to fund overseas staff expenses. The card was launched in 2004 in the U.S. More than 160,000 cards worth $150 million were purchased last year. The company expects to issue 500,000 cards in 2008. Use the resource link for more information.
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NORTH CANTON, Ohio (3/28/08)--Diebold is launching pink and green campaigns to raise funds for cancer research and the environment, announced the global ATM manufacturer Thursday. DieboldDirect, Diebold Inc.'s inside direct sales organization, has teamed with the Northeast Ohio affiliate of Susan G. Komen for the Cure to promote breast cancer awareness by offering pink vacuum air tube (VAT) carriers to customers with drive-thru systems from Diebold or a competitor. One dollar from the sale of each carrier will be donated to the chapter to aid research for a breast cancer cure. Part of the proceeds from the sale of other DieboldDirect pink products also will be earmarked for the charity. Products include ATM receipt paper, deposit envelopes, paper credit card gloves, lanyards and ATM wrap panels. The first customer to employee the pink product was First Ohio Community FCU, North Canton. Kim Lapinski, CEO, said the credit union staff dons pink shirts on Fridays to further show support. Diebold's green campaign will donate 1% of its quarterly Internet product sales to the Arbor Day Foundation to plant trees in the U.S. and abroad. The company also is reducing the number and size of its paper-based product catalog and using recycled stock for catalog hardcopies. It also uses alcohol-free soy-based ink in its direct-mail brochures to diminish emissions in the environment. t uses recycled materials for packaging; offers a print ribbon recycle program to reduce the consumption of plastic; and encourages online orders to save paper. DieboldDirect said it also has a new program to recycle ATM surrounds.
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MADISON, Wis. (3/28/08)--Gain a thorough understanding of compliance issues or learn credit union-specific Spanish terms in two May eSchools offered by the Credit Union National Association. The 10-session Regulatory Compliance eSchool: Introduction, offered May 7–Aug. 4, provides an in-depth understanding of mortgage and consumer lending, deposit accounts, and general operations regulations and privacy acts. The National Credit Union Administration and federal share insurance are also covered, along with key agency management issues. Attendees may choose to obtain their Credit Union Compliance Expert (CUCE) certification by successfully completing the proctored exams. Front-line staff can gain language skills to help Spanish-speaking members feel welcome in their credit unions by attending the Workplace Spanish for Credit Unions eSchool, May 7–June 25. The eight beginner-level classes examine: Latino culture and your credit union; alphabet, pronunciation, and greetings; days, months, and seasons; times and numbers; member service and credit union terms; checks, identification, and loan applications; developing conversations; and review and application. For more information, use the resource link.
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Yes, well, that'll certainly stop Elizabeth doing anything reckless. I mean, there's absolutely no way she'd ever want to experience such a punishment again...right? ;) Laura.
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The stockpile of unitary chemical agents can be found in containers (various bombs stored without explosives, aerial spray tanks, and ton containers) and munitions (land mines, M55 rockets, artillery projectiles, and mortar projectiles) (Figures 2-1, 2-2, and 2-3). Some munitions have no explosives or propellant, whereas others contain some combination of fuse, booster, burster, and propellant (Table 2-1). Generally, these components are referred to collectively as energetics. They incorporate a variety of chemical compounds that must be eliminated as part of the chemical stockpile disposal operation.
The fuse, a small, highly sensitive explosive element, initiates an explosive chain by detonating a booster. The booster is an intermediate charge, sensitive enough to be detonated by the fuse and energetic enough to detonate the much larger burster. The burster, the end of the chain, bursts the munition with sufficient energy to disperse the agent held in the munition. The M55 rocket also contains an integral solid rocket propellant that can be removed only by cutting open the rocket.4
The unitary chemical stockpile is located at eight continental U.S. storage sites (Figure 2-4) and at Johnston Atoll in the Pacific Ocean, about 700 miles southwest of Hawaii. The nature of the stockpile at each continental U.S. site, by type of container or munition and by type of agent, is delineated in Table 2-2. Each site differs in the amount of metals, explosives, propellants, and agent stored (Table 2-3).
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We recently visited the Grand Canyon with our daughter and son-in-law and while the younger folks went for a hike down one of the trails, hubby and I stayed "topside" to take photos. I heard some people talking about the juniper trees near the rim and one of them said this one was 600 years old. Of course, I HAD to go take a further look. I've been fascinated by junipers since they also grow in our local mountains and this spring were covered with blue berries. This one was indeed tall, old, and gnarly. And, who can't ignore the beauty of the Grand Canyon? These photos were taken on the south rim. Sunday Stills Challenge for June 27, 2010.
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Deserts and beyond...places in and around the southern California deserts and beyond. Photo taken at Canyon Lake, in the Superstition Mountains of Arizona, December 2011. A few minutes later, after the sun disappeared, these cliffs were their normal color. They were only golden for a short time and I'm glad we were able to view them in their glory.
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- Tammy said...
Great interpretation of the challenge & beautiful photos!
- June 27, 2010 at 10:11 AM
- Rosadimaggio63 said...
Poter visionare le tue foto è sempre molto bello.
Foto meravigliose di questo deserto.
Buona giornata.
- June 28, 2010 at 4:13 AM
- Stephen Chapman... said...
Just so you know...
The next five on the fifth is a few days away. You can either take 5 random pictures of anything that happens to you on Monday 5th of July (or the days leading up to it) or perhaps go for my suggested theme - this month there are 2 suggestions:
"This past weekend" or "I don't like Mondays".
- June 29, 2010 at 10:30 PM
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By roncalvin13
on October 10, 2013
Love the recipe! Have made pizza dough for about 5 years using it. Regarding amount of liquid used, I cut back on water to 1 & 1/4 cups plus 3/4 cup white wine, making total liquid 2 cups vs. 2 3/4 cups.
Thus less additional flour is required to make the dough less sticky and easy to kneed and shape on the pizza pans. Enjoy !!
Orlando, FL
on October 10, 2013
The warmth and depth is so much better.. but then.. Grandma's recipe's always ARE! LOved it.
By jsban
on May 12, 2012
I have made this dough many times and it is awesome!!! I have brought it to parties and got rave reviews. I use the best quality Olive Oil which really makes a difference. I use my food processor and it works out ever time.Sometimes I have to add more flour or liquid but I think it has to do with the humidity and weather...Definitely recommend this recipe!!
Brookfield, CT
on March 25, 2012
Great recipe! I had to add quite a bit more flour to make it come together for a nice dough, so definitely cut back on the liquid or be prepared to have quite a bit more dough than needed for one pizza. The extra makes a great loaf of bread.
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on March 12, 2012
This is a really great recipe for anyone who doesn't own a mixer. I don't know if there is anyone left without one as; Kitchen aid did a wonderful job this year making sure we all bought one. Anyway this recipe is fun to make and young people, and they enjoy seeing the process. Who doesn't like fresh pizza dough? Have Fun!
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I also needed to add extra flour to make this dough, but the flavor & texture of the resulting pizza crust was PERFECT!!! By far the best pizza crust my husband & I have ever had! We'll never order out again!! I made it by hand in a large bowl and did add a pinch of sugar to "feed" the yeast. Other than that, and the additional flour (I even used "00" Italian flour, too!, I followed the recipe exactly. Really wonderful. I gave it four stars because of the need for the recipe to be tweaked a bit as far as the flour quantity is concerned...other than that, it was FABULOUS!
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This is the best pizza crust I have ever tasted. Followed the recipe exactly. Next time I'll add one more tsp of salt. Next time I'll actually make it the way Nonna did on the show. I tried using my kitchen aid mixer with the dough hook. It was difficult judging the wetness of the dough. It came out super sticky and need to add a ton more flour just to get the dough the point where it would stop sticking to everything and I could stretch it.
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Silent Night(2012)
The police force of a remote Midwestern town search for a killer Santa Claus who is picking off citizens on Christmas Eve.
For more about Silent Night and the Silent Night Blu-ray release, see Silent Night Blu-ray Review published by Martin Liebman on December 4, 2012 where this Blu-ray release scored 3.0 out of 5.
Starring: Malcolm McDowell, Jaime King, Brendan Fehr, Donal Logue, Lisa Marie, Ali Tataryn
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Silent Night Blu-ray Review
Christmas treasure or garbage day rubbish?
Reviewed by Martin Liebman, December 4, 2012
Christmas Eve is the scariest damn night of the year.
Remember when Christmas entertainment was a little more heartfelt, a bit funnier, a tad less violent? The holiday season usually brings to mind titles like It's a Wonderful Life, A Christmas Story, Charlie Brown specials, even new Ewok adventures. And for a bit of action there's the incomparable Die Hard. But that was then. This is now, bloody now. A murdering Santa is not exactly new -- hello Silent Night, Deadly Night and its 90% recycled footage sequel -- but a jolly old fat man soaked in blood and wielding an ax isn't as common as a DVR packed full of Hallmark Channel holiday made-for-TV RomCom cheer. Director Steven C. Miller (The Aggression Scale) re-imagines the idea of a rampaging Santa in Silent Night, a brutally violent Christmas flick that features "Santa" chopping his way through a small Wisconsin town because, well, wait for the end of the movie to find out. This is a well-made Chiller, nothing new, really, but a genre fan's delight nonetheless.
The small town of Cryer, Wisconsin, is about to get cheerier and bloodier. It's December 24th and the town is abuzz with holiday spirit. That is, everyone but Aubrey Bradimore (Jaime King), a cop recently widowed and not ready to be on duty on her first Christmas without her husband. Unfortunately, she's called into work, anyway. Sheriff Cooper (Malcolm McDowell) fears the worst with a town full of Santa dress-ups on the loose. Aubrey leaves home but not before saying goodbye to her mother and father, the latter of whom is an ex-cop. Aubrey handles her duties professionally even if she's hurting on the inside. Yet she's about to be faced with a terrible challenge: a killer Santa is on the loose, and he means business. Aubrey finds herself hot on the killer's trail after answering a call reporting strange smells which turn out to be mutilated and fried bodies. As Aubrey tirelessly works to track down the killer in a town overrun by wannabe Santas, the not-so-jolly Old Saint Nick remains hard at work electrocuting, hacking, stabbing, and dismembering all who get in the way of him and his Christmas prize.
In the grand scheme of things, Silent Night makes for a largely unremarkable Horror film. Yet it's cliché Horror done very well and it's not entirely a product made completely of its angle. To be sure, though, the presence of a Santa slayer gives the movie a gimmick and an edge beyond the usual "masked killer" Slasher flick. Nevertheless, the film dabbles in those intangibles normally reserved for "better" movies, not recycled Horror junk. There's quality characterization, acceptable if not unoriginal bad guy motivation, and slick filmmaking all contributing to a movie that knows its place and efforts to elevate itself to the top of that place and not beyond the confines of its comfortable, acceptable, and expected restraints. It's brutally violent -- more so than many of its kind -- and features the requisite T&A, but there's also relatable character moments, fine character interaction, and a believable small town atmosphere that makes the movie a bit more intimate than are those more generic Slashers that seemingly choose random people and settings and killers and hope for the best when they're intermixed on the screen. Silent Night betters the original Silent Night, Deadly Night and, while it's not on the same par and level of intensity of Miller's wonderful The Aggression Scale, it makes for an energized, fast-paced, and entertaining Holiday-themed Horror escapist film.
Better, Silent Night manages to maintain an air of mystery and a rather quick pacing even as it runs the gamut of police procedural elements and those handful of scenes in which characters are introduced for the sole purpose of knocking them off. The film never goes too far without a kill or at least showing a looming figure with ax in hands and ready to split some heads. Weaker-stomached viewers will want to stay far away; there's an excess of violence that's shown in all of its nastiness, including severed limbs, split heads, and various impalements. It's not a pretty sight, but connoisseurs of the finest Horror movie gore will certainly get their money's worth with Silent Night. On the other end of the spectrum, the film delivers suitably moody atmosphere, beginning with a rather beautifully composed scene of a victim tied up with Christmas lights. The picture maintains an air of intensity and smooth technical craftsmanship that manages to aid in heightening a movie that, at its core, could have earned a passing grade with less attention paid to ambiance and style but that excels considering its embracing of detail, character, and on-screen technical excellence. Silent Night rounds into form with a few good performances, notably from lead Jaime King who emotionally absorbs herself into character and pulls off a wounded and frightened but determined heroine as well as or better than any similar lead in recent Slasher history.
Silent Night Blu-ray, Video Quality
Silent Night's high definition transfer neither dazzles nor disappoints. It's one of those transfer's that's technically sound but not exactly on the cutting edge of high definition eye candy for late 2012. In other words, it's a very strong but forgettable high definition image that does its job completely but unremarkably. Anchor Bay's transfer offers a balanced color palette that handles every hue with the sort of natural accuracy one expects of an upper-tier technical transfer. Reds appear true, lesser shades balanced, black levels strong, and flesh tones accurate. Detail is just what viewers expect of a recent HD video motion picture. There's a slight glossy sheen to it, and it lacks the organic beauty of film, but viewers will delight in the crisp and well-defiend textures that appear throughout the film. The image is expectedly clean, with minimal and non-invasive noise, banding, and blocking elements. It's a fine example of a run-of-the-mill upper-end high definition transfer. Blu-ray veterans will be pleased with the results but nevertheless won't be pulling this one off the shelf to show off to friends and family.
Silent Night Blu-ray, Audio Quality
Silent Night jingles onto Blu-ray with a satisfying Dolby TrueHD 5.1 lossless sound presentation. An early jolt of holiday electricity charges through the speakers with shockingly good presence in one early scene, and the film follows with various scenes of mayhem playing with fine sonic aggression, positive force, and natural presence. Whether the heavy humming of a woodchopper, tearing flesh, whooshing flame throwers, or screaming victims, the track enjoys tip-top clarity around its most critical sonic moments. Music, which spreads around the joy by mixing together light Christmas-influenced notes with heavier Horror elements, plays with fine front-side spacing and suitable high definition clarity. Minor ambience around town and gentle surround support help create not necessarily a seamless environment but one that adequately pulls the listener into the experience beyond the heaviest effects. Dialogue, no surprise, plays clearly and cleanly through the middle. This is a positive, well-engineered track, not one for the record books but a satisfying Horror-influenced presentation.
Silent Night Blu-ray, Special Features and Extras
Silent Night contains two supplements. A DVD copy of the film is also included.
Silent Night Blu-ray, Overall Score and Recommendation
Silent Night impresses, generally, even as it settles in as an example of staple Horror hack-and-slash cinema. It's largely redundant genre filmmaking but here done well and with a passion for both the Horror landscape as well as the value of a finely-crafted cinema experience. Silent Night knows its place and only works to make itself amongst the best of its kind, no more. It's a straightforward Slasher made with care that should delight core genre fans with the stomach to handle the gore that splashes across the screen. Anchor Bay's Blu-ray release of Silent Night comes disappointingly low on extras but does feature the expectedly good audio-video presentation. Highly recommended to Horror buffs.
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A study presented at ANESTHESIOLOGY 2011 this week found that obese children required much smaller doses of the anesthetic propofol than non-obese children to bring about a safe level of unconsciousness.
Since the commonly used drug propofol can cause low blood pressure, prolonged sleepiness and decreased breathing, the results of this study could help anesthesiologists safely treat a common, but often misunderstood, type of surgical patient.
"Little information is available to assist anesthesiologists in deciding the right amount of medication to give to an obese child," said lead study author Olutoyin A. Olutoye, M.D., M.Sc., FAAP from the Texas Children's Hospital in Houston. "Companies making these medications do not specifically study medication effects in this group of children before releasing a drug for use."
It is therefore important for anesthesiologists to decide whether anesthetic drug doses should be based on a child's actual weight or lean body weight. In obese children, 75 percent of excess body weight consists of fat tissue, which alters drug distribution.
"It is known that obese adults often need a smaller dose of propofol than normal weight adults, but a correlation to children is not guaranteed since adults and kids handle medications differently," said Dr. Olutoye.
Using a process called the biased coin design, which requires fewer patients and provides more accurate calculation of dose requirements than older techniques, 40 obese and 40 non-obese children were studied.
After measuring each child's response 20 seconds after receiving propofol, it was determined that obese children needed 2 mg/kg of propofol to bring about unconsciousness at the beginning of surgery, compared to normal weight children who needed 50-60 percent more propofol (3.2mg/kg).
"These study findings mean that when providing care for obese children with propofol, 95 percent of children will likely need only a smaller dose of propofol to initiate anesthesia for surgical procedures," said Dr. Olutoye. "This is important as propofol may cause low blood pressure, an effect that can be worsened if larger-than-needed amounts are given."
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EAU CLAIRE — Cantus, one of America's finest professional male vocal ensembles, will perform Tuesday, March 8, at the University of Wisconsin-Eau Claire. The group will present a program spanning musical periods and styles in its Artists Series concert, which will begin at 7:30 p.m. in Gantner Concert Hall of the Haas Fine Arts Center.
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Cantus was founded in the fall of 1995 when a few college friends gathered together on the campus of St. Olaf College in Northfield, Minn., a place renowned for its activity in choral music. In September 2000, with no singers over the age of 25, Cantus established itself as a full-time ensemble making its home in Minneapolis. Currently comprised of 11 singers and touring nationally, Cantus has received praise for its unique blend of youthful vitality and polished nuance. The ensemble's repertoire spans many periods and genres, including Gregorian chant, Renaissance motets, contemporary sacred works, art songs, folk music, spirituals and pop.
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Cantus recordings include "Comfort and Joy" (2004), "Deep River" (2003), "…Against the Dying of the Light" (2002) and "Let Your Voice Be Heard" (2001).
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During Monday night's School Board meeting, Superintendent Nathan Greenberg said two unnamed school districts have recently approached him and administrators from both of those districts have expressed an interest in Londonderry.
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While details have yet to be determined, Greenberg said he was "actively pursuing" both options at present time.
District officials warned this week that some staff reductions might still be necessary next year as Londonderry schools brace for last-minute shortfalls in federal funding.
An initial budget presentation had been scheduled to take place this week but that workshop was postponed after school officials realized they had various financial issues to tackle first.
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"We'd originally anticipated being able to present the budget for the FY13 school year," Greenberg noted. "Now we have some issues to address."
Late last week the district got word on the latest anticipated cuts in state adequacy funding, causing Greenberg to pause.
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Greenberg expects the recent developments would ultimately result in a 50-cent increase on residential property taxes.
A projected enrollment drop of 170 students will necessitate further last-minute budget adjustments.
"Knowing we'll be facing a continuing drop in revenue from the state, we're including a number of warrant articles that we believe would serve in the best interests of the district in the long run," Greenberg said.
Initial budget recommendations will now be presented during the Tuesday School Board meeting at 7 p.m. at Londonderry Town Hall.
"Deferral and reduction of some initiatives we've put in place will help get us to a reasonable number," Greenberg said. "However, we are determined to retain class sizes as best we can. We don't want to eliminate programs, so it's likely we'll need to reduce in other areas."
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Today's column is by Jay Seideman, Director of Sales, Exchange and Targeting, Microsoft Advertising
The holidays are upon us, and it is that time of year when we can reflect on the past 12 months. In the programmatic and ad network business there were many surprises in 2012. Here are four observations regarding the fascinating year that is coming to a close and my thoughts on what they might mean for our industry:
1. Brand has not yet arrived, and programmatic continued to be defined by RTB and direct response
Many thought that 2012 would be the year when a discernible shift would take place and we would see more brand dollars flow through the RTB pipeline. Looking back, this is not how it panned out.
In fact, this shift is taking a lot longer than many of us expected. In 2012, site retargeting was officially kinged. While advertisers like Kellogg's are channelizing programmatic to achieve their branding goals, the majority of programmatic dollars continued to be aligned with direct response objectives.
What's the way out? The industry needs to give buyers more comfort around the quality of programmatic inventory, inclusive of viewability measures, brand safety reassurance and a better definition of real attribution. And once we see more premium video inventory flow through exchanges, so will the brand budgets.
As for RTB, the benefit of only buying the inventory you need, in real time, has proven both efficient and effective for many buyers. But programmatic cannot continue to be confined to direct response, or it will remain a cottage industry. Of equal importance, programmatic cannot continue to be defined as RTB-transacted only.
A welcome surprise in 2012 was the speed with which the industry unanimously adopted the expanded definition of "programmatic" to mean more than RTB. In 2013, premium publishers will work hard to expand programmatic offerings outside of RTB, to include guaranteed and data-powered media and this innovation will benefit both their direct and indirect clients.
2. Much less M&A activity than anyone predicted
As I attended industry conferences and watched recruiters ping our inboxes this year, I was overwhelmed by the number of companies that operate in our space. If 2011 was a slow year on this front, in 2012 big acquisitions in digital media became as rare as the Twinkie.
Some of the big transactions that were done, such as Salesforce's buyout of Buddy Media for $745m, were not the ones we anticipated. Independent companies in our space continued an awkward dance because, well, the music hasn't stopped just yet. Companies recognized the need to focus on their own bottom lines.
But the current economic conditions are only part of the story here. The truth is that we are seeing the big companies innovate and partner like never before. Facebook didn't buy ad tech to start their exchange, but they did launch and begin hosting their own RTB marketplace this year. Many independent companies stand to benefit from this. But FBX's inception didn't merit a big transaction to kick it off, somewhat surprising for a company that was recently flush with cash. Facebook instead chose to develop the marketplace itself.
In my opinion, moving forward, scores of other large companies will challenge themselves to innovate and partner, in lieu of making headlines with big acquisitions. Players looking for a buyout will have to wait longer, and if this trend holds - they may be waiting indefinitely.
3. Networks still aren't dead. Well, some might be.
I can say without a doubt that many networks held strong and thrived in 2012. Consider this: The biggest buyers on the Microsoft Ad Exchange, eight out of the top ten in fact, are ad networks. So what separates the ones that made it from the ones that didn't?
To survive in today's competitive landscape, media networks need to offer differentiated access. This year, as exchanges further democratized access to display inventory for all buyers, proprietary data and multi-screen executions turned out to be the hottest differentiators. Players who have rich data at scale, from sources like search or an active user base, hold a massive advantage. Companies who can articulate and execute against multiple screens to find audiences across display, video, mobile and, in our case, Xbox, will thrive. In fact, the momentum we saw in cross platform buying was probably one prediction about 2012 that did turn out to be true.
Overall, networks are far from dead but one can't deny that many players in our space are hurting badly. In 2012 they were largely suffering in silence and 2013 could bring more troubles to those who cannot differentiate.
4. Digital salespeople became more influential than ever.
I continued to observe what I would describe as paranoia that programmatic selling could cannibalize sales roles. This couldn't have been further from the truth. I've seen the buzz regarding Federated Media's move to cut down their direct sales team. But I don't read that as a sign of the demise of the direct sales model across the industry.
In fact, the need for digital expertise has exploded and real sales talent remained in peak demand this year. Yes, the skills of today's seller evolved more quickly than in years' past. Being versed in programmatic and in how the industry "plumbing" works became table stakes for all sellers and downright essential to their effectiveness. At all levels of sales leadership we saw a continued acceptance that programmatic selling is a hard trend that is here to stay. Effectively operating multiple channels, via both direct sales and indirect partners, became a concrete pillar of future publisher strategy. At Microsoft, we proved that premium publishers can win in both RTB and direct sales, by making swift decisions on who to partner with, and by educating their sales teams.
Even with programmatic, the fundamentals of good selling are here to stay: advising the customer on what's best, challenging buyers to select and build the right programs, connecting the dots behind the scenes and above all else, maintaining strong relationships that provide value to all involved.
We're now primed for another revealing year in the programmatic and network space. I am very bullish and excited to see how the buy and sell sides come together to take programmatic beyond RTB in a big way. What do you think?
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2 Responses to "2012: A Year that Surprised Us"
Nice piece Jay.
One thing to question on is around the ad networks that are thriving. From what we see, the biggest Appnexus clients, which are networks, and which comprise the 8 out top 10 buyers from Microsoft exchange, are not necessarily differentiated by access (which you mention). They tend to be differentiated by unique approaches to trading, and tend to be better at delivering performance than anyone else.
This was evidenced at the Appnexus Summit in NY which we attended (great show btw). The network partners of Appnexus which were showcased: MediaIQ, Banner Connect, etc are solid traders, not necessarily differentiated by their unique access, but more so by just being more intelligent with the access they do have.
What's my question? I probably don't have one. Just wanted to clarify what you and others refer to in terms of 'differentiated access', because aside from vertical / niche plays, im struggling to see how anyone has different access. It's what you do with that access that counts in my book.
I work with Jay at Microsoft. The view of who are the major and most successful buyers varies by region, and there are always challenges around the definition of ad networks.
Certainly, some new players have emerged as successful RTB traders, whilst some more long standing networks have pivoted well into this space, and some have models purely designed around programmatic. We have also seen news this week of former networks pivoting in data management and other areas. For me, this shows that great buying, understanding and analytics underscore success in this marketplace, whether a traditional agency group, a data rich buyer or a new entrant.
I can only echo the value of publishers selling the value of inventory, and utilising the efficiency of delivery via RTB.
Maybe 2013 is the year of consolidation, although maybe 2014...


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