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There is no denying the fact that Facebook is a rolling force on the Internet that grows in size daily. Not only does it grow as far as users are concerned but it is ...
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What happens when you get a bunch of rich old pricks gathering together for yet another conference and the talk turns to how poor they are and how it’s the Internet’s fault? Well ...
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I ran across this in one of my feeds just now and it is tying in nicely with another post I am working on for later but I couldn’t resist the urge to share ...
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Just to clarify one thing right off the bat so we don’t get started off on the wrong foot. I see nothing wrong at all with bloggers wanting to monetize their work, even to ...
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Anyone who doesn’t think that advertising isn’t the backbone of our Internet age is only fooling themselves. Anyone involved with providing services at some point looks to advertising to add to their bottom line; ...
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I am not ashamed to tell the world that I think that PETA as an organization is nothing but a waste of fresh air. They have come up with some of the stupidest advertising ...
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Ever since the original Laptop Hunters ad with actor – slash – cutsy consumer Lauren first hit the web everyone; well most everyone needing something to talk about, the new ad campaign from Microsoft has been pro’d ...
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I just got wind of this new ad - via Mary Jo Foley (thanks Mary Jo) - that Microsoft will be running soon. It’s part of a campaign called Laptop Hunters and first up ...
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I would bet that if one was to keep count during any given week in the blogosphere how many times they’ve heard that advertising is broken or if you depend on advertising as a business model ...
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Blog ad sharing network Entrecard is entering the paid ad space with the launch of a new CPM based ad network.
According to Entrecard, 50% of shared ad impressions will be open to third party advertisers. Currently all ...
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You definitely have to admire companies that give their ad agencies free range to come up with unique campaigns. Such is the case with Coca Cola and their ad agency in Japan – Tugboat. The campaign is ...
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For the most part online advertising has taken the form of contextual and placement-targets ads with some ad networks experimenting with what is termed as interest-based advertising. Google through its advertising program has stayed with the ...
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