BIT320 Remix — advertising

December 20, 2005

AOL Coaxes Google to Try Busier Ads - New York Times

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People say this is a bad thing but if Google gives in: the end of whitespace and customer anger begins.

In del.icio.us/pinkfootsie, 12/20/2005 | Original | Archive

December 17, 2005

New Yahoo Service Looks To Improve ROI Of Online Ads

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Click through ads get better at determining the advertisers' actual revenue per site.

In del.icio.us/pinkfootsie, 12/17/2005 | Original | Archive

December 11, 2005

Google Analytics

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Get Stats about your Site

In del.icio.us/supermatt, 12/11/2005 | Original | Archive

NewsIsFree: Your Personal News Portal

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Use RSS feeds to create your new portal

In del.icio.us/supermatt, 12/11/2005 | Original | Archive

December 8, 2005

Can Yellow Pages Stay in the Black?

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How long will they last? Is there any money left to make? Will wireless providers compete for local advertisements to connect their customers with their local hotspots?

In del.icio.us/pinkfootsie, 12/08/2005 | Original | Archive

CVcasting?

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Podcasting we’ve heard of but CVcasting? CV, in case you don’t know, is the same thing as a Resume, except in Europe (and other places as well) it has a different name, often includes a personal statement and picture. It stands for Curriculum Vitae. One of the new ideas, perhaps quickly becoming a new trend, is that people are beginning to attach their CVs to different podcasting files they share with users. Monster.com is still doing really well but posting CVs might not be a bad idea in the land of iTunes, afterall it’s used by millions and it’s free. Even better, it only pops up when you click on it. To read more about this new phenomenon check out Francois’s blog at oreilly.net.

In Pink Footsie, 12/08/2005 | Original | Archive | Post to del.icio.us | Technorati

December 1, 2005

Time Warp 2000 - Forbes.com

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dot-com companies are spending a lot of money on TV advertising - for example, pets.com

In del.icio.us/jbartko, 12/01/2005 | Original | Archive

November 30, 2005

Keep Crankin' Those Games - Forbes.com

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PepsiCo paid to sponsor a videogame tournament to reach the people who'd rather play videogames during the holidays than watch tv or go to the mall

In del.icio.us/jbartko, 11/30/2005 | Original | Archive

November 28, 2005

TiVo to develop TV advertising search service - Tech News & Reviews - MSNBC.com

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Now we want to search for specific advertisements? Actually, not a bad idea...

In del.icio.us/pinkfootsie, 11/28/2005 | Original | Archive

November 9, 2005

Ads on Blogs

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Do ads in blogs actually work?

In del.icio.us/mridge, 11/09/2005 | Original | Archive

November 6, 2005

Bubblegeneration - Evil Corporations Only

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"you may receive 70-80% of revenues generated by ads on your blog, but the reality is that your blog increases the value of the Google ad network by a greater amount than the revenues you generate", so Google is not 'fairly' sharing its network effects.

In del.icio.us/fpgibson, 11/06/2005 | Original | Archive

October 20, 2005

Advertising On Demand - Forbes.com

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long-form ads on digital tv risk fast-forwarding; Rentrak is in the business of measuring the delivery of these ads

In del.icio.us/jbartko, 10/20/2005 | Original | Archive

October 19, 2005

Low-Tech Movie Marketing In A High-Tech World - Forbes.com

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In del.icio.us/supermatt, 10/19/2005 | Original | Archive

October 6, 2005

SuperMatt » Blog Archive » EMEGAWEB

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In del.icio.us/supermatt, 10/06/2005 | Original | Archive

jb’s blog » eMegaWeb.com

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In del.icio.us/supermatt, 10/06/2005 | Original | Archive

September 30, 2005

Micro Persuasion: Who Pays the Check?

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Who pays the check for online advertising?

In del.icio.us/tigerlily23, 09/30/2005 | Original | Archive

September 23, 2005

Chevy: a first in advertising, or a big annoyance?

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I was watching Jay Leno tonight for the first time in about a month. I noticed that I was seeing a lot of Chevy ads, and that these ads were ridiculously long. I found this article online, and now I understand what’s going on. Chevy purchased all the advertising time during this episode of Jay Leno - an advertising first.. The super-long commercials feature Andy Dick presenting entries to an ad competition for the HHR to a boardroom of Chevy execs. The entries are actual submissions to the contest that made it to this final round. The winner gets an HHR.

Good for Chevy. But I have never been more annoyed by commercial breaks. The commercials were not even good. Andy Dick appears annoying, and the “execs” are horrible actors. I think advertising to this extent has more of a negative impact than anything. Variety in commericial breaks can be fun, and this was taken away tonight by Chevy. In addition, the ads confused me. I had no idea that there was a contest going on until I looked online. This should have been made clear. And why is Andy Dick in all of the entries? I thought average people submitted them…

In jb's blog, 09/23/2005 | Original | Archive | Post to del.icio.us | Technorati

September 19, 2005

The New York Times > Technology > Multimedia > Video

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In del.icio.us/supermatt, 09/19/2005 | Original | Archive

September 13, 2005

NewsFire blocks RSS ads

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"Is NewsFire the first of what may be many aggregators to block advertisements in feeds?"

In del.icio.us/fpgibson, 09/13/2005 | Original | Archive

August 23, 2005

Word of Blog

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Word of Blog will host your ad, make it available to bloggers to post on their blogs, and track the blogs that post it and the click thrus they generate.

In del.icio.us/fpgibson, 08/23/2005 | Original | Archive