Commerce LumaScape Infographic

Save and Print These LumaScapes to Get a Grasp on Digital Media [Infographics]

LumaPartners, a US-based consulting firm, has created a series of infographics that chart the various vertical of the digital media industry including display advertising, mobile, commerce, search, social, and video. Dubbed LUMAscapes, each infographic provides a breakdown of the players in the vertical, by category

Commerce LumaScape InfographicSave and print this one folks.

LumaPartners, a US-based consulting firm, has created a series of infographics that chart the various vertical of the digital media industry including display advertising, mobile, commerce, search, social, and video. Dubbed LUMAscapes, each infographic provides a breakdown of the players in the vertical, by category. The focus is US-centric and the categorization is limited at times, but it’s a great starting point!

These LumaScapes are quickly becoming a tool for M&A departments to make their picks and the graphs will keep evolving, says Terence Kawaja, the founder of LumaPartners and seasoned investment banker.

Several Israeli startups were included in these charts:

  • Waze – Mobile > Location based services
  • Videosurf – Video > Video Search
  • Boxee – Video > IP Enabled Set Top Boxes
  • Metacafe – Video > Aggregation
  • Cotendo – Video > CDN
  • Dapper – Display > Creative Optimization
  • Gigya – Social > Plug-ins/Widgets
  • Conduit – Social > Plug-ins/Widgets
  • Greplin – Social > Social Search
  • Snaptu – Social > Facebook/Apps
  • Kenshoo – Social > Social advertising platforms
  • Shopping.com – Commerce  > Price comparison
  • Magento – Commerce > eCommerce implementation (Israeli founders, LA-based)

Click on the infographics below to enlarge:

Display advertising infographic
Display advertising LumaScape
Social services online infographic
Social Lumascape
Video industry infographic
Video Lumascape
Mobile Lumascape infographic
Mobile Lumascape
Search LumaScape Infographic
Search Lumascape
Commerce LumaScape Infographic
Commerce Lumascape

A gaming chart is coming this summer… stay tuned!

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Eze is managing partner of Remagine Ventures, a seed fund investing in ambitious founders at the intersection of tech, entertainment, gaming and commerce with a spotlight on Israel.

I'm a former general partner at google ventures, head of Google for Entrepreneurs in Europe and founding head of Campus London, Google's first physical hub for startups.

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