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Upheavals In The Advertising World: The Interruption-Disruption Model Is Said To Be Dying, Newsday Fires Its Advertising Manager Because The Revenue Isn’t There, And The Chicago Tribune Cuts Classified Help Wanted Ads, and Goodbye To Sexism
Philip M. Stone January 17, 2008
There seems to be a revolution of sorts in the advertising world – print and video. Who would have thought a major metropolitan newspaper like The Chicago Tribune would cut out help wanted classifieds during the week in print; that another metropolitan newspaper, Newsday, would publicly criticize its advertising manager for not bringing in the expected revenue and very publicly fire him; yet alone for a very well respected marketing analyst to make the point that advertising as we know it – interrupting and disrupting our media life -- is on the way out.
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