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This Week in Content Marketing: Content Creation Plummeting on Facebook

Joe and Robert talk how Facebookers are turning into lurkers, how ad blockers are transforming the web’s next level, and about one startup’s documentary. Rants and raves include Amazon’s physical store and Activision’s film studio.
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This Week in Content Marketing: Consistent Content Is Key (And Most Brands Can't Do It)

Joe and Robert talk major podcasting plays. They discuss why advertising may have led to YouTube Red and question Zuckerberg’s comment that ads make Facebook better. Plus rants and raves on The Weather Company, Nike, and Grantland.
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This Week in Content Marketing: The Internet of the Future Will Be Ruled By Few

In This Old Marketing, Joe and Robert talk about a possibly better way to structure content marketing teams, The Washington Post’s news distribution on social media, and the riddance of Twitter character counts, plus rants and raves.

This Week in Content Marketing: Apple Is Spurring On the Next Generation of Advertising

Joe and Robert wonder if ad blocking means Google, Apple, Facebook work together or conspire against each other. They talk Gmail’s retargeting program, Facebook Signal’s push for Twitter death march, plus rants and raves on salaries.
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This Week in Content Marketing: The Coming Crisis in #NativeAdvertising

In This Old Marketing, Joe and Robert discuss what Apple’s iOS 9 update means for publishers and brands, analyze the future of digital advertising, then talk Twitter data deal, “dislike” button, plus rants, raves, Burger Chef, and more.
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This Week in Content Marketing: 2016 Will Be the Year of Content Marketing M&A

In This Old Marketing, Joe and Robert discuss the $48 million purchase of King Content. They also talk about how Facebook’s news traffic now draws more than Google’s. Plus, raves to The New York Times and TOM example of week.
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This Week in Content Marketing: The Sad Future Reality of Brands Battling for Advertising

In This Old Marketing, Robert and Joe discuss content’s future and why so many brands are looking at advertising opportunities more than owning their platforms. Plus, they talk Facebook’s video program for celebrities, and rants and raves.
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This Week in Content Marketing: Inside The New York Times' Subscription Funnel

In this episode, Joe and Robert discuss backlash for CNN’s native advertising, why print really is digital’s future, plus The New York Times’ Facebook subscription funnel. Rants and raves cover the box office and customer service.
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This Week in Content Marketing: Content Marketing Now Definitive Industry Term

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. 
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This Week in Content Marketing: Honda Fails to Go the Distance

In This Old Marketing, Joe and Robert talk Facebook and instant articles, Apple’s News Reader platform, and The Onion’s sponsored content. Plus Honda shows how a good idea can go wrong and a rave for a 12-year-old’s media empire.
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This Week in Content Marketing: Facebook's Move to Swallow Publishers

In This Old Marketing, Joe and Robert talk content marketing technology transactions and ask if Facebook News signals the end for publishers or is a stairway to heaven. Plus, can brands create a Mad Men-type show, and rants and raves.
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This Week in Content Marketing: The New Media Model Will Include Selling Products

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.