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Billboard Researchalanager Gordon/Carty gordoolniirrayebilltoard.com which balances against a need for venues and promoters for headlin- The root of the conundrum is whether an act can DIGITAL vice Pres Melo of Product,Digital DOUG FERGUSON douggergusongbillboard.com ing talent. In fact, "balance, or lack of it, is the single biggest pitfall pull off an hour to 90 minutes of solid performance-a Director, Product Development Car, Rose Digital Project Manager Joseph Bell any artist, manager and promoter can encounter," says Live Nation "medley of its hits," in some cases. If the act can't, and Manager,Godal Marketing Katie Morse country presidentBrian O'Connell,who has presided over many 20,000 people see that lack of chops, serious career PUBLISHER such graduations, most recently that ofJason Aldean."The idea of damage can result, and that is hard to overcome. TOMMY PAGE ADVERTISINGSPONSORSHIP playing in front of as many people as possible, while still earning a In this case, acts need to focus on becoming bet- Rat...Director, easecoast sales ammo Ordzweilehillboard.bom Director, Special Features and West Coast Sales old Kaneko aKkaneltophillboard.com living, is a delicate issue, but once you get traction, you need to be ter artists and listen to their handlers, who rely on a Cast Coast Director of Sales Jason fang jason-NaneehillboarOcorn east coast consumer Account MMentire Alexandra HMV alevandraiharlaphiMmard.com patient and climb the ladder, one fan, one show at a time." combination of gut instinct and years of experience. east coast consumer Account executive lu Ilan Holguin lortaitholguinlOhillboardicom Deep -pocketed buyers launching festivals left and right don't "You kind of know when they're ready when you see Sponsorship/Business Development Manager Eebeleitarquer cebale.marpuerditilllatiandicom exemliveCirtoorDrandedentertainmentandlittestatedReasidtalayGoldbers jaypoldashOtallboadrom make things easier, for any genre. 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TOY steventdabillboard.com FEB 2012 However, YouTube's view counts have also been slipping since the methodology change-down 13.5% from 15.5 billion views in Au- Manager, AdOps Donna Delmar MARKETING g CREATIVE SERVICES 11.3B gust to 13.4 billion in February. Dice President, itgarketing OOLIG BACHMAN dougbartmlisehillboard-Corn Executive Director, Business Development /I Strategy LILA GERSON [email protected] FEB 2013 Again, there's no reason to panic. YouTube has been quietly shift- Director of Marketing Kerr, Bergman Perridiersmarabilltoard.rom Sources: comScore, Will Richmond ing away from clicks onthe page toward ticks on the clock. For the past ...ling Design Manager NimSrasing marketin.coordinator IUIie COMM year, its algorithms have been tipping the scales in favor of recom- CIRCULATION COORDINATOR ADVERTISING mending longer -form premium videos. As a result, YouTube viewers, Meredith Kahn MINUTES Subscriptions:Call 1300-6/3.11173 on all platforms, are now watching more than so million more hours (LLB. Toll Free); 845-267-3007 IlMernati anal); or mina onsMhillboard.bi, Increase in advertising seen of video per day than they did a yearago,a 50% uptick. In the first six CONFERENCES per minute of videos viewed. Director NiCOLE CARBONE nicole.catonabillboard.corn months of 2012, monthly video consumption on YouTube grew 33%, Associate Director, Operations Juliet Picky juliet.dickeyehlilhparitrorn Operations Manager Elizabeth Hurst blizaheiDhurstiphillhoardicorn from 3billionhours in January to 4 billion hours in June. Marketing Manager Andrea Martin andeagnartioMbillboanicorn Some of that is organic growth as YouTube continues to expand Marketing Coordinator Taylor Johnson taylonjohnsalebillimerd.com its global reach. 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