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Liberman B’casting Signs for PPM

Arbitron Inc. today announced that Liberman Broadcasting - the largest privately held, minority-owned, Spanish-language broadcaster in the United States - has signed a five-year contract for Portable People Meter radio ratings services.

‘Jewish Living’ Launches with 100K Rate Base

A new magazine is hitting the stands that will celebrate Jewish home, family and cultural life. Jewish Living takes the focus off of religion, placing it squarely on the cultural and seeking to “acknowledge and enrich” the changing lives of modern Jewish women and their families, according to ZS Publishing U.S. Inc.

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Backlash Likely for Green Marketers Who Don’t Walk the Talk

America’s consumers offer a warning to business leaders and marketers looking to ride the green wave: either back your eco-friendly words with socially responsible actions or risk a backlash.

Gannett, Tribune, Others Explore Online Ad Network

Gannett Co., Tribune Co., Hearst Corp., Media News Group and Cox Newspapers are in talks about creating a national online ad network that would help them recoup ad revenue that is being lost by their print products.

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A&E Signs Content, Advertising Deal with National CineMedia

A&E Television Networks has signed a multi-year content and marketing agreement with National CineMedia, operator of the largest digital in-theatre network in North America, to provide pre-feature entertainment content and advertising on movie screens in theaters nationwide.

Conde Nast Shutters ‘House & Garden’

Conde Nast has announced that it will shutter the 106-year-old House & Garden magazine, and will also end publication of the website, saying the title is no longer viable. The December issue will be the last.

Four in Five U.S. Adults Go Online - Usage, Users Profiled

The number of adults who are online at home, in the office, at school, library or other locations continues to grow at a steady rate, having increased 10 percent in the past year to an estimated 178 million* - or nearly four out of five U.S. adults - according to the latest Harris Poll, reports sister site MarketingCharts.

Chinese Surpass Americans in Web 2.0 Use

Chinese consumers have dramatically surpassed Americans in adopting Web 2.0 behavior, relying heavily on social media for guidance in purchase decisions, according to data from Netpop, writes sister site MarketingCharts.

China Online Display Advertising to Hit RMB 10 Billion by Yearend

Online advertising in China is registering double-digit year-on-year growth thus far in 2007 - and is set to breach the RMB 10 billion barrier, according to (pdf) Nielsen Online’s AdRelevance service (1 U.S. dollar = 7.46 Chinese Yuan/RMB), writes sister site MarketingCharts.

Dennis Miller Ventures onto Versus with ‘Sports Unfiltered’

Despite the fact that his foray into the broadcast booth during Monday Night Football was mostly a fiasco and ended after two years, Dennis Miller is venturing into sports TV again, this time with a weekly series on Versus.

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Most Web Users Like Advertising-Supported Content Model

When given a choice about how web content should be paid for, the vast majority (72 percent) of web users prefer that websites not charge them - and instead rely on advertising for revenue, according to a Direct Marketing Association (DMA) study, writes sister site MarketingCharts.

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Slowing Economy May Hurt Holding Companies

As overall ad spending has dropped, revenues at the largest holding companies have held up well - but that could change in the second half of the year, as the global economy slows, according to a new report from Standard & Poor’s.

Roehm, Wal-Mart War Ends

Roehm

Julie Roehm has decided not to pursue the lawsuit against Wal-Mart that she filed in January; in return, Wal-Mart has said it will not pursue litigation against Roehm.

C3 Ratings Play Havoc with Top 10 Shows

Vaults into top 10

NBC’s The Office - loved by the critics but slow to catch on among audiences - has shot from a barely top-30 show into the top 10 with the new C3 ratings; most hits, however, have seen notable drops with the new ratings and a major shift in top 10 shows.

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