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MAP Live! – Omnichannel Shopping Marketing presentation

MAP Live! – Omnichannel Shopping Marketing presentation

by mediapittsburgh | Mar 24, 2015 | Education

Omnichannel Shopping Marketing: The Media Association was pleased to welcome a panel to discuss expert insights and industry trends.  See their presentation here. The panel consisted of: Tracey Altman, EVP of Sales, Marketing, Digital and Content- Athlon Media Group...

The data-driven future of advertising – Simulmedia Presentation

by mediapittsburgh | Sep 22, 2014 | Education

Simulmedia’s presentation on data-driven advertising is now available by clicking the graphic below.  File will open in PowerPoint.
The data-driven future of advertising – Simulmedia Presentation

The data-driven future of advertising – Simulmedia Presentation

by mediapittsburgh | Sep 22, 2014 | Education

Simulmedia’s presentation on data-driven advertising is now available by clicking the graphic below.  File will open in PowerPoint.

MAP Live! on May 21

by mediapittsburgh | May 24, 2014 | Education

MAP Live! Baby Boomer Presentation

MAP Live! Baby Boomer Presentation

by mediapittsburgh | May 9, 2014 | Education

                              Nielson was kind enough to provide their presentation to the public.    ...
Membership Meeting Called – 9/18/13

Membership Meeting Called – 9/18/13

by mediapittsburgh | Sep 12, 2013 | Articles, Education, Events, News

The Media Association of Pittsburgh Board of Directors has called a Meeting of the Members on Wednesday, September 18th after our MAP Live! Luncheon. The Board is proposing an amendment to the Bylaws that would change the Presidential term from a one year to a two...
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