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AmericanTowns.com is expanding its community coverage by adding blogs to its network of community webspaces, which AmericanTowns operates for each town in America.
AmericanTowns.com is expanding its community coverage by adding blogs to its network of community webspaces, which AmericanTowns operates for each town in America.
CrackBerry addicts who also can’t do without their satellite radio service now have another reason to cling lovingly to their gadget of choice.
CBS Radio and Last.fm, the social music site purchased by CBS Interactive last year, will begin sharing audio content on the web.
As the radio advertising slows - with a Wachovia analyst saying the best case scenario for radio might be zero growth this year - radio ad sales rep firms are feeling the pinch.
In case the web doesn’t have enough comedy video outlets, more funnies are now available online with the launch of Sony’s new ad-supported, multiplatform comedy channel, dubbed C-Spot.
NBC and Fox have inked deals with ad network JumpTap to target ads to mobile users based on prior search behavior
Google Sites, having grabbed the top position in Canada for the first time in January, maintained that lead in February, according to comScore World Media Metrix data. Meanwhile, traffic to Canadian websites in the tax category jumped 17 percent to approximately 3 million unique visitors, MarketingCharts reports.
Airports are an enormously popular space for out-of-home advertising, with new tactics - from interactive boards to out-of-home video networks to advertising in bars and on security bins - becoming available all the time.
Companies are adopting social media as a marketing tool, but they are struggling to find effective metrics, writes Paul Gillin (author of The New Influencers) in a report issued by the Society for New Communications Research (SNCR), MarketingCharts writes.
The average cost of a prime-time spot dropped a mighty 12 percent during the writers’ strike.
Al Gore and the nonprofit Alliance for Climate Protection have rolled out a three-year, $300 million advertising campaign to mobilize Americans into pushing for laws and policies that can cut greenhouse gases.
Watch your back, Whole Paycheck: Wal-Mart’s entered the organic arena with a line of fair trade certified coffee.
Consumers say they want relevant advertising but don’t want to be tracked in order to get it: 57 percent say they are not comfortable with behavioral tracking even if it’s done anonymously, according to a TRUSTe study conducted by TNS, writes MarketingCharts.