In This Old Marketing, we talk about a flurry of new content-based agencies – Daily Mail/WPP/Snapchat, BBC, and The Washington Post. Plus, is it the end or the beginning of what might be called television? Cannes fills rants and raves.

Joe and Robert talk Germany and Asia's major association initiatives, plus the ArticleBunny launch, and Facebook's algorithm change. Rants and raves cover a bit of politics and a lesson from media business models. 

In This Old Marketing’s inadvertently themed episode – Content Inc. – Joe and Robert talk about the new launch, dig into a latest trend report that shares who your buyers are, and discuss Google’s Phantom update plus rants and raves.

In This Old Marketing, Joe and Robert talk advertising’s future with a content tilt. After some odd predictions, the boys discuss ROI research and The New York Times hitting 1 million digital subscribers. Plus, rants and raves.

In This Old Marketing, Joe and Robert talk the drop in Facebook organic reach, influencer marketing’s rise, and how the future media model will be all about selling products and services. Plus, a rant for WSJ and a rave for Emmy nods.

In This Old Marketing, Joe and Robert celebrate Mobilegeddon by talking what’s changing in content marketing and how unhappy advertisers lead to BuzzFeed kills. Plus, rant and rave on a flawed take on marketing automation and Time Inc.

Satire publishing star The Onion brought its funny bone to the content marketplace. Now Onion Labs creates humorous content for brands from Lenovo to YouTube. Learn why The Onion saw an opportunity to go beyond traditional advertising.

An image’s value often is worth more than text. Discover how an image’s type and location could have a substantial impact on brand awareness and customer engagement. Learn the best practices based on an analysis of 100+ campaigns.

Joe and Robert discuss how publishers’ move to create content "inside" Facebook walls may lead to domination. Plus, is "content blindness" a thing, do digital natives prefer to read print on paper, and is it a rant or rave on a TechCrunch article?

In this episode, Joe and Robert talk Starbucks hiring a Washington Post editor. Plus, they rant about “branded content” and Nokia’s content marketing "campaign" with Wired. Raves include a new formula to measure content marketing.

In this episode, the duo discusses why Robert doesn't have an iWatch – yet – and whether Google Plus is dead. Plus, The New York Times goes Hollywood, why PR is the new content marketing, and a rant on why marketers can’t measure.

In the episode, Joe and Robert discuss Uber's new magazine and negativity around ghostwriting. Plus, the boys talk media-landscape confusion, bad native advertising, and Dove's non-beautiful move. Raves – airline safety, nifty titles.