(This post was published on Pluggd.In on September 21, 2011.)

Is the tide turning?

Most of us in the internet and mobile

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spaces lament how most traditional brands don’t *get* new media. Many point to how brands don’t care about measurability and results, which digital media largely swears by.

Yet, a panel in today’s ET points to the fact that this might have just started to change.

 

 

 

 

 

That a traditional media outlet like ET is starting to talk about engagement metrics(and not topline numbers or subjective aesthetics) – points to the fact that there is perhaps a slowly growing understanding of digital media in India.

Of course, it’ll still be a while before more conservative papers or vernacular publications start to get engagement metrics – but this is perhaps a sign that things are starting to change.

What do you think?

 

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