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imageParis-based ad holding company Publicis Groupe has formed an ad network relying on all four of the major ad serving systems run by Microsoft (NSDQ: MSFT), Google/DoubleClick, Yahoo (NSDQ: YHOO) and AOL’s Platform-A (NYSE: TWX). While not that unusual, since most agencies work with those systems anyway, Publicis wants to formally identify the relationships it has with these companies and how it plans to tightly coordinate its campaigns across these platforms.
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via PaidContent.org @ 16:35 25th Jun
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There are already a ton of free apps in the store (134 to be exact), but ad startup Medialets is hoping to increase that number by providing a platform-wide ad network so developers can easily launch ad-supported free apps. Revenue will be split between devs and Medialets, with none apparently going to Apple (MobileBurn is reporting that Medialets's CEO is buds with Jobs from the NEXT days and has the capo's blessing) . Nobody has quite figured out the mobile advertising game on a large enough scale to do anything big, and having your pretty iPhone apps marred with Busted T's creative might be less than ideal, so it will be interesting to see how many developers jump aboard. [Medialets via MobileBurn]
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via Gizmodo @ 14:00 10th Jul
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Apple reuses sets from Star Trek TNG for latest iTunes ad.Last night, my mom forced me to watch American Idol. Though the show is quite popular, last night's episode was an uncomfortable reminder of how much I generally dislike pop music. Though I was hoping to at least catch the latest Get a Mac ad, Apple instead debuted a new iTunes ad.
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via ArsTechnica @ 14:48 21st May
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JotSpot became Google Sites, Writely became Google Docs, Picasa might become Google Photos. And as of this week, DoubleClick's Performics affiliate ad network has become the Google Affiliate Network as part of Google's $3.1 billion acquisition of the ad firm. The premise remains the same: publishers get a commission when someone not only clicks on their ad, but then goes on to buy something.
in Search Engines
via CNET News.com @ 13:25 1st Jul
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JotSpot became Google Sites, Writely became Google Docs, Picasa might become Google Photos. And as of this week, DoubleClick's Performics affiliate ad network has become the Google Affiliate Network as part of Google's $3.1 billion acquisition of the ad firm. The premise remains the same: publishers get a commission when someone not only clicks on their ad, but then goes on to buy something.
in Search Engines
via CNET News.com @ 11:50 1st Jul
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Here’s a link to a Marketplace radio commentary that aired yesterday in which I argue that search engines should give you a cut of their ad revenue when you click through on an ad. Microsoft’s cashback system pays you if you click through and buy. But just the act of consuming the ad should have some value even if you don’t buy.
in Search Engines
via New York Times @ 18:15 23rd Jul
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Sony's Playstation 3 recently opened up the gaming platform to brands looking for dynamic in-game advertising opps. The console is part of a new two-year deal between New York-HQ'd in-game ad network IGA Worldwide and publisher Electronic Arts. While Microsoft's Xbox has integrated in-game ads from its Massive Network for a few years now, this deal is Sony's first with an in-game ad network. The worldwide in-game ad industry is expected to grow 1,150% to $971.3 million between 2006 and 2011, according to the Yankee Group.
in Computer Games
via Media in Canada @ 15:51 9th Jun
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Google will open its ad network so certified partners can serve advertisements and track ad data--a move designed to make it easier for advertisers to run campaigns across multiple companies' networks.
in Search Engines
via CNET News.com @ 13:21 19th May
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Now that the tech industry has had a few days to digest the blockbuster ad deal that Yahoo signed with Google, numerous commentators have declared it a death knell for Yahoo's search-ad business.
in Search Engines
via Earthweb News @ 15:07 20th Jun
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A B.C. grandmother was browsing the popular classifieds website Craigslist last Friday when she came across the shocking ad that prompted her to call police. "A new baby girl, seven days old, healthy and very cute," read the ad. "Can't afford and unexpected. Looking for a good home. Please call ASAP."
in Quirky
via CNEWS @ 8:07 28th May
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The U.S. government has never seemed sure whether it views data collection by online advertisers as a healthy business driver for the Internet, or a looming privacy threat needing regulation. But despite hauling Web ad giants like Google, Microsoft, and Facebook before a Senate Commerce Committee hearing Wednesday, the Senator chairing the hearing seemed to have only made up his mind about one lesser-known online ad firm: Redwood, Calif.-based NebuAd.
in Data Privacy
via Forbes.com @ 19:16 9th Jul
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A B.C. grandmother was browsing the popular classifieds website Craigslist last Friday when she came across the shocking ad that prompted her to call police. "A new baby girl, seven days old, healthy and very cute," read the ad. "Can't afford and unexpected. Looking for a good home. Please call ASAP."
in Gadgets
via Metronews @ 22:00 27th May
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A B.C. grandmother was browsing the popular classifieds website Craigslist last Friday when she came across the shocking ad that prompted her to call police. "A new baby girl, seven days old, healthy and very cute," read the ad. "Can't afford and unexpected. Looking for a good home. Please call ASAP."
in Gadgets
via Yahoo! Canada @ 23:22 27th May
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A B.C. grandmother was browsing the popular classifieds website Craigslist last Friday when she came across the shocking ad that prompted her to call police. "A new baby girl, seven days old, healthy and very cute," read the ad. "Can't afford and unexpected. Looking for a good home. Please call ASAP."
in Gadgets
via Macleans Online @ 23:23 27th May
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A B.C. grandmother was browsing the popular classifieds website Craigslist last Friday when she came across the shocking ad that prompted her to call police. "A new baby girl, seven days old, healthy and very cute," read the ad. "Can't afford and unexpected. Looking for a good home. Please call ASAP."
in Gadgets
via Canoe @ 21:47 27th May
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A B.C. grandmother was browsing the popular classifieds website Craigslist last Friday when she came across the shocking ad that prompted her to call police. "A new baby girl, seven days old, healthy and very cute," read the ad. "Can't afford and unexpected. Looking for a good home. Please call ASAP."
in Gadgets
via CNEWS @ 21:48 27th May
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via ZDNet @ 21:04 14th Jul
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via Media Post @ 15:02 20th May
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via Business Week @ 10:20 16th Jun
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Authorities in southern Germany have taken a seven-month-old boy into care after his parents posted an ad on the online auction site eBay offering to sell him for 1 (80p). Police said yesterday that the mother told them the ad was a joke but an investigation has been launched into possible child trafficking. No offers were made for the child in the two hours 30 minutes the ad was posted.
in Online Auctions
via Red Orbit @ 18:22 25th May
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