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Industries have revolutionized the socio-economic fabric of communities since time immemorial. The man, from the dawn of history, has seen the need to transform their environment to survive. The eighteenth and nineteenth centuries represented a dramatic change in the ability to industrialize the human being, the industrial revolution had begun and with it, a new economic structure based on capitalism. The aim was not only transform raw materials into finished products, but the capitalist mode of production also has gained a new dimension.

On a basis it is no wonder we ended industrializing all aspects of our lives, including that of communication. advances have allowed for greater dissemination of information. Still, make no mistake. The advance in technology has enabled the distribution and consumption of global information, but does not imply that we are now better informed.

In an increasingly globalize world where information is increasingly abundant, there is an interesting paradox. If we believed that, more information would allow us to choose and learn more about the world around us, now we realize that we were wrong. A greater flow of information does not guarantee that we know better our environment near and far. The reason, undoubtedly, is the concentration of producers of information, globalization of information.

The latest installment of the study on year-end shopping that takes place annually Motorola Solutions reveals that most retail employees surveyed (55%) believe that this holiday season, buyers had better access to information consumer that the sellers of the stores due to the increasing availability of online purchasing tools and applications that allow mobile phones to compare prices, access to coupons and connect to social networks.

The study reveals that retailers are not investing in technologies that enable them to stay one-step ahead of today’s buyer, so eager to technology, end up hurting themselves the outcome of your business. Almost three in ten (28%) of people who visited a store stopped spending an average of $ 132 due to aborted purchase behaviors associated with customer relations, lack of stock, inadequate care and long lines at the checkout.

As a positive aspect worth noting, the survey reveals that more than four in ten (43%) of those cared for by vendors buyers equipped with mobile handheld computers said that the team managed to improve their shopping experience. The survey also reveals that an overwhelming majority (87%) of retailers believed that buyers could easily find a better option, so consider the customer service assisted by access to real-time information is “more important than ever.”

The American company leader in performance marketing, Online Advertising Ergots Group, announced the major trends in online marketing and advertising for 2011 in Mexico.

It highlights the growth of investment in social networks and the use of new tools in technology for measuring results.

For this 2011, it is expected that Mexico’s industry online advertising has increased more than $ 4.600 million pesos.

According to information from the IAB, online advertising industry grew 8 times in just 4 years from 2005 to 2009, showing a steady development. According to marketer, in 2011 it is expected that U.S. industry will grow by 10.5% to reach 28.5 billion dollars, so that in 2014, the investment is $ 40.5 million.

Ergots CEO, Ulysses Vazquez, said the following, “The main challenge of online advertising in Mexico is to have trained professionals to support the growth of industry and educate advertisers about the budget allocated to the online industry, the and clear benefits, improving the performance of their campaigns.”

On its 45-year history, the Association Argentina de Marketing (AAM) has announced the special edition of a publication with permanent reference material, stories, anecdotes, information and participation of the entire marketing industry in Argentina.

The special edition will have 300 pages of content with the participation of major industry relating anecdotes and knowledge sharing RECAVA during the 45-year history of the AAM.

The publication will also include the history of the evolution of marketing tools and unpublished materials distinguished cases with Mercury Awards since 1982.

In addition, try all the postures and dilemmas of this new science, to close with a final chapter on the prospects for the industry for years to come.

Gustavo Dominguez, President of AAM, said: “The obligation of the Association is to disseminate best practices of marketing in Argentina. This publication is an excellent opportunity to share the knowledge we gather during these first 45 years with the participation of the entire Argentine marketing industry. “

To involve the entire marketing community, the AAM has developed several alternatives to participation for those who want to be part of this historical publication.

Seville will host the 24th and 25th of January the First International Conference on Telecasters, red’s organized by public entity under the Ministry of Industry, Tourism and Commerce, the Community Telecaster Network and the Consortium Fernando de loss Rios.

This forum is intended to be a space for collaboration and exchange of experiences in which members of telecasters around the world, and especially the European and Latin American network, to find connection points to strengthen their network. Its main objective is to promote telecasters as a key resource for the transformation of the area and create jobs as spaces of civic innovation, participation and technological paradigm shifts proposed by the European Digital Agenda.

The format of the meeting is broken down into several stages that are interconnected happen, simultaneously, conferences, workshops, presentations, discussions and presentations and includes a trade show where participants can see the projects first and most socio-economic draft being made through telecasters around the world.

Telecaster organizations involved seek to balance the significant impact these centers have had on our society, in Spain, Europe and worldwide. Telecasters network are important in the transformation of the territory and there is abundant evidence of its contribution to growth, human capital formation and employment.

Worldwide there are 200,000 Telecasters have been used for digital literacy, technological transformation and continuous access to the knowledge society, but also as a resource for social innovation generation and contributing towards the transformation of production patterns.

The attendance of over 1,000 people, which include network managers Telecentre.org Telecaster, Telecaster-Europe, Telecaster Association for Latin America and the Caribbean Community and the Association of Telecaster Networks (Spain), managers, policy makers and technicians, promoters, users / Telecasters as of the various networks, regional governments, provincial, municipal and city councils, companies and suppliers related to the knowledge society, NGOs and other Social Initiative and organizations responsible for the third sector that are related to these spaces.

The political and economic pressures that have been in recent decades universities to increase research funding from industry, have led to the emergence and consolidation of what some authors such as: Laredo (2007) and Music, (2009) called the third mission: the transfer of knowledge from universities to industry.

This combined with the traditional missions of education and research, contribute to economic and social development of countries and regions where these are ubicadas.En recent years, especially in Europe and the United States, universities in general and particularly the large research institutions have rapidly increased its participation in technology transfer activity.

(Power, 2003). For this reason, policymakers are seeing universities as engines of economic growth through the commercialization of intellectual property generated through the transfer of technology.