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L'Alleanza deve affrontare una serie di sfide in ambiti di conflitto emergenti. Questi domini possono derivare dall'introduzione di tecnologie nuove e dirompenti. I domini dello spazio e del cyber, ad esempio, sono nati dagli sviluppi delle tecnologie missilistiche, satellitari, informatiche, delle telecomunicazioni e dell'internetworking. L'uso sempre più diffuso di social media, social networking, social messaging e tecnologie dei dispositivi mobili sta ora abilitando un nuovo dominio: la guerra cognitiva.

Nel secolo scorso, l'innovativa integrazione di fanteria mobile, armature e aria ha portato a un nuovo e inizialmente irresistibile tipo di guerra di manovra. Oggi, la guerra cognitiva integra capacità informatiche, informatiche, psicologiche e di ingegneria sociale per raggiungere i suoi scopi. Sfrutta Internet e i social media per prendere di mira individui influenti, gruppi specifici e un gran numero di cittadini in modo selettivo e seriale in una società.

Cerca di seminare dubbi, introdurre narrazioni contrastanti, polarizzare opinioni, radicalizzare gruppi e motivarli ad atti che possono sconvolgere o frammentare una società altrimenti coesa. E l'uso diffuso dei social media e delle tecnologie dei dispositivi intelligenti nei paesi membri dell'Alleanza potrebbe renderli particolarmente vulnerabili a questo tipo di attacco.

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Cambiano i mezzi non la storia. Questo è il motivo per cui l'evoluzione è prima di tutto individuale. Tutti i gruppi sono funzionali al Sistema, anche quelli che apparentemente lo contrastano. Ciò riguarda anche singoli personaggi opposti alla narrativa comune. Fomentano un'illusione affinché sia più traumatica e scoraggiante la rivolta. Il 90% sono manichini che tirano un gregge e subito dopo si rivelano (vd. Cacciari e altri).

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5 Influencer Marketing Trends That Will Dominate 2017

Influencer marketing exploded in 2016 with more brands turning to digital creators to reach new audiences, younger customers and to build buzz around their products.

It shows no signs of slowing down.

According to the 2016 Influencer Marketing Report, compiled by CHUTE and THUZIO, 66% of marketers have already introduced an influencer marketing strategy. According to the gen.video, “There will be an uptick in investment in influencer marketing: 50% of brands will significantly increase their investment in 2017."

We are in the Wild West stage of influencer marketing; so giddy up, it's going to be a wild ride.

Here's what to expect in 2017 and the years to come:

1. It's Becoming Harder To Get Noticed: Does the world really need another makeup vlogger? How about a fitness influencer? Nope. That's why influencers are going to have to branch out in order to get noticed. Instead of focusing solely on one thing, more and more influencers are getting into the lifestyle segment. This takes them in all sorts of new areas and differentiates them in the marketplace. Max Polisar, Chief Revenue Office at AwesomenessTV, says, "In order to get noticed an influencer needs to be consistent on publishing, have a distinct point of view, and can't be afraid to be themselves."

2. There Will Be More Branded Content: This is still mind blowing to me: A whole series, that's basically a commercial? I guess it's no different than the old soap operas: They were created to sell soap, and they turned into pretty good entertainment. A great example of this is Awesomeness TV's hit scripted series Royal Crush, which is designed to both entertain and sell cruises to teens. Won't viewers get annoyed at watching a giant commercial? According to Max Polisar, "No. If you produce a great show, with interesting characters, then the viewer won't care. It's no different than a traditional TV show, being brought to you by sponsors. At the end of the day it's about telling worthwhile story."

3. Lines Blur Between Celebs And Influencers: I'm not sure what Chrissy Teigan does, yet I follow her on social because she's hilarious. Is she a model, a celebrity, an influencer? How about PewDiePie or Tyler Oakley. Are they influencers or celebrities? The big difference between influencers and traditional celebs is their level of engagement. Craig Lewis, VP Brand Partnerships at Disruptiv Agency, says, "The level of engagement is critical to truly pushing a brand forward. Celebrities are appreciated for the work they do. An influencer is more likely to be appreciated for who they are. The distinction is noticeable and is why you find a trend of "A List" celebrities establishing more of a presence via their social media.”

4. Live Video Will Continue To Grow: Everyone is still trying to figure out live video and you can tell. Most of the production is poor and so is the content. This will change as platforms figure out how to monetize live video. Facebook is testing 15-second mid-roll video ads inside live broadcasts, which will drive more content. Expect to see more of this from other platforms in the future.

5. Reevaluation Of Metrix: It ain't all about views and subscribers any more. According to Darby Barton and Nichole Brandt from XOMAD, "We've seen traditional marketing metrics applied to influencer strategies, leading to inaccurate expectations and campaign planning. Cost per engagement models will provide more accurate pricing and greater ROI for influencer strategies. Standards will emerge to allow reach and engagement across Instagram, Snapchat, Twitter, Facebook, Pinterest, etc. to be meaningfully compared to one another as well as to log monthly unique numbers."

The biggest trend of 2017 is fairly obvious: Influencer marketing will only get bigger. With the rise of ad blockers, the decline in traditional TV viewership, and the steady rise of social media, marketers need to fully embrace influencers in order to get their message heard in 2017 and beyond.

The post was originally posted by Forbes Magazine at http://www.forbes.com/sites/tomward/2017/02/13/5-influencer-marketing-trends-that-will-dominate-2017/#2bfe229a646b

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