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    <title>Does Media Still Enthrall?</title>
    <summary>Tushar Vyas, from mOne-Group M: &quot;Traditionally, media enthralled people. Today it doesn&apos;t happen - customers are multitasking and fragmented. Today&apos;s customer wants to gain perspective, personalise the experience, get involved and participate. Digital allows this to happen.&quot; Quoted by Dina Mehta at Digital Summit 2006 - Integrating Online into the Traditional Media Mix panel. Where...</summary>
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      <![CDATA[<p>Tushar Vyas, from mOne-Group M: "Traditionally, media enthralled people. Today it
doesn't happen - customers are multitasking and fragmented. Today's customer wants to
gain perspective, personalise the experience, get involved and participate. Digital
allows this to happen."</p>

<p><a href="http://radio.weblogs.com/0121664/2006/01/18.html#a775">Quoted by Dina
Mehta</a> at Digital Summit 2006 - Integrating Online into the Traditional Media Mix
panel.</p>

<p>Where <a href="http://www.answers.com/topic/enthrall">enthrall</a> = To hold
spellbound; captivate; to hold your full attention</p>

<p>I would consider myself enthralled by the Web, but then I'm a bit odd that way :-)
Normal people use a variety of media - tv, iPods, Xbox, mobile phones, IM, email, etc.
Especially Generation Y, those born between 1977 and 1994, who are known to multi-task on
all these things and more.</p>

<p>Dina also covered a session called <a
href="http://radio.weblogs.com/0121664/2006/01/18.html#a778">Why search is Hot, Impact of
the Echo Generation</a> (Gen Y is also known as Echo Generation). She noted:</p>

<blockquote>
<p>"The American teenager is online too, but they are also simultaneously listening to
music, reading, chatting on the phone, watching TV - so implications on how to market to
those who multi-task. Also, this generation</p>

<p>Two-three broad trends --- looking for affinitiy groups, collective mindset, mass
customizaton and expression. They are also highly networked - it is reflected in why
people use networking groups, communities, blogs. They are also interconnected, and
therefore influenced by what happens within these communities."</p>
</blockquote>

<p>So even though there may be a lack of focus in Gen Y, little to enthrall them, there are a lot of digital, social and creative things that interest them - and opportunities for Internet media to serve that need.</p>]]>
      
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