How to pronounce “shep” in English

shepherded into adulthood. But the Jewishness was certainly a big part of my father's appeal.

Shepherd right now in the oceans." But we hate doing gloom speeches. We hate it when

Shepherd, in particular, because it's so effective. Sea Shepherd is a very effective group. We're not a group of protesters. We don't wave signs and banners and ask poachers to stop killing

shepherds. A ruler who is rightly called a good ruler will be just and we mean by this that the ruler rules in the interests of the subjects, not in the interest of himself or

And Shep says, often when I think about making my life and work life healthier, I wonder if I'm starting from a place of privilege.

So Shepard is chosen for this flight, and the flight is successful.

Devon Shepard had worked on the script, and he had me in mind for it, he told me.

Sea Shepherd is there with three ships, ready for battle with water cannons and all kinds of things.

And Sheppard Pratt Hospital in Baltimore-- they used it to treat alcoholism.

This shepherd boy, he thought in a different way.

This shepherd who's made this instrument for himself goes to the King's hall, and starts trying to play,

German Shepherds sniff us when you get on the train.

Another shepherd from the Laius household, he says, whom someone had told to get rid of a child, gave the baby to him.

Just shepherd your attention back to the feeling of the breath.

And shepherd your attention back to the feeling of the breath.

Stacey Shepatin: Thank you. So, I'm just gonna start off and talk about how the book came to be. And I usually start this off with the question that everybody asks me most.

Stacey Shepatin: So here's a response we got, a letter to Ted Kelly. He's the CEO of Liberty Mutual. It says, "Kudos on your recent television advertisement, which depicts one

Stacey Shepatin: So, you can see the impact that social media's having on television, right? It's part of the storyline. It gives you an opportunity to talk about what you're

Stacey Shepatin: So, it's great. Chris tweeted something about Wheat Thins. Wheat Thins started following him. And Chris Macho, who here is mentions in red, is Chris. Chris and Wheat

Stacey Shepatin: A total bundle. It's a lot easier for us to evaluate it if it's all together. It's much more challenging and much more time-consuming for us to try and negotiate

Stacey Shepatin: Mm-hmm. Male Presenter: how do you manage that? How does it work? Who takes the lead?

Stacey Shepatin: I mean, I think we have to work together. So, if we're putting a plan together with another agency--a media plan--for our clients, we, the idea could come through

Stacey Shepatin: . Male Presenter: Anybody? Anyone out there? Here we go.

Stacey Shepatin: Yeah. Female #1: I saw that you mentioned the study that you did-- Stacey Shepatin: Mm-hmm.

Stacey Shepatin: Yeah. Female #1: Have you seen any examples of advertisers that they're doing that well?

Stacey Shepatin: So, I think it's just starting. So, we're working with some companies in the synced ads space. So, SecondScreen Networks is one of the companies that's out there that

Stacey Shepatin: You know, I get asked that question a lot. It's sort of--. We have a budget. And we may have a TV budget and a digital budget. And as we're working through

Stacey Shepatin: Hi. Male #1: I have a variation of the same question.

Stacey Shepatin: Yeah. Male #1: I've noticed a lot of programs are now inviting their viewers to go to their website and download a synchronized application. I was watching "The Walking Dead" on Sunday.

Stacey Shepatin: Mm-hmm. Male #1: And for a couple of episodes now, they've invited you to do a Story Sync.

Stacey Shepatin: Yep. Male #1: Which of the, either programs or networks, are doing that most effectively from an advertiser perspective? Like, the ones that are most advertiser friendly.

Stacey Shepatin: Yup. I would say the NBCU cable networks and AMC are probably doing the most in that space right now and have had the most success from an advertiser standpoint.

Stacey Shepatin: Yeah. So, Bluefin's done a lot with sentiment. And sentiment's hard to measure. We did some testing with them and found that things weren't allocated correctly

Stacey Shepatin: Hi. Female #2: I read a quote this morning, Marc Pritchard of P and G, talking about the importance of building one-on-one relationships with customers around the globe and essentially

Stacey Shepatin: Mm-hmm. Female #2: And I'm just curious to what extant--. Obviously, they are a global brand or have a number of global brands, but are you seeing that pressure from people really

Stacey Shepatin: I wouldn't say "shifting heavily." I mean, P and G is huge brand with huge budgets that has the opportunity to shift a little and not have a major impact. I definitely

Stacey Shepatin: Yeah. I haven't seen--. Pinterest is probably something we should watch because I think you're gonna see more with it now. Definitely like the GetGlues

Stacey Shepatin: Mm-hmm. Male #3: So, is there experimentation going on with that or what have you seen?

Stacey Shepatin: Yeah. I mean, I think the big thing that we're seeing, or the big need that we're seeing across, is the need for single-source measurement. So, the ability

Stacey Shepatin: OK. There were a lot of questions there. So, the one that connected with me the most was, "Do clients want it as added value?"

Stacey Shepatin: It's interesting to clients because it's, you can see the power that these people are having in this space. So, it's people are choosing to interact with your

Stacey Shepatin: Yeah. Male #4: How do assign a value then, to a tweet or a like, or any of these interactions?

Stacey Shepatin: Yeah. I don't know that I have the answer to that. That's what we're trying to figure out. What is the value of that when you don't know how many people it's

Stacey Shepatin: I mean, a lot of it happens live--people watching it. So, you're asking what happens in a DVR environment or when people aren't watching it at the same time?

Stacey Shepatin: Yeah. Male #5: Yeah.

Stacey Shepatin: So, yes and no. I think that the content creators are trying to figure out how to make sure that all of this works in a DVR environment so it doesn't have to

Stacey Shepatin: Yup. Male Presenter: Back here.

Stacey Shepatin: I'm good.

Stacey Shepatin: Mm-hmm. Male #6: So, when you're talking to risk adverse clients-- Stacey Shepatin: Yeah.