Innovolt Launches Digital Resource Center

Innovolt, the leading provider of intelligent power protection solutions for electronics, has enhanced its website with a digital resource center, Powerful Intelligence. The latest release for Innovolt by their digital agency of record —  Sherpa! Web Studios —  the blog tracks the latest news and perspectives on rampant power grid disturbances, their impact on technology, and ways Innovolt’s [...]

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Sherpa! Names Digital Communications Strategist

Sherpa! Web Studios has appointed Alan Williams as its Digital Communications Strategist to spearhead communications and content development tactics across its expanding portfolio of rapidly growing clients. The addition of Williams is central to Sherpa!’s digital mission to increase, nurture, and convert opportunities with targeted communications and thought leadership, the new frontier for search marketing and social media. [...]

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The Internet TV Revolution (still waiting for)

Currently, the average person pays at least $60/month for cable, or about $750/year. And this is 77% up from just 12 years ago, nearly twice the rate of inflation, according to the Bureau of Labor Statistics. That’s just over $2/day, every day, for a year. For what? Demand for the Internet TV Revolution According to [...]

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We are major media monkeys

Every day, Americans aged 18-24 spend over 8 hours every day consuming major media — TV (206 minutes), online (145 minutes), radio (116 minutes), newspaper (18 minutes), and magazines (15 minutes). As many of those this age do not have a job, that *is* a full time job! Interestingly, the more education you have, the [...]

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Americans spending more time online than watching TV

Nielsen Media Research released some interesting data today that shows online usage of all age groups is increasing while other forms of media are decreasing. The information, sponsored by the Television Bureau of Advertising, found that TV continues to lose ground to internet usage for the 18-34 age demographic. In January 2008, TVB found that [...]

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Obama Wins (for his website)

The 2008 Democratic Presidential nomination process is being fiercely contested by Hillary Clinton and Barack Obama. Both candidates are using the Internet to help their campaigns woo volunteers and campaign contributions. But who has the better Website? Judges from the Web Marketing Association WebAwards have stated their opinion on the matter: Obama wins in all [...]

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