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adCenter Labs Shows off ‘Breakthroughs,’ Video Hyperlinks

Video Hyperlink demo

Microsoft is this week offering what it says is a “glimpse at the future of online advertising” and announced that its video hyperlink technology will debut ahead of schedule.

Arnold Tops Agencies on Minority Hiring Goals

The NYC Commission on Human Rights has released the first set of goals submitted by the 15 advertising agencies that in September pledged to increase minority hiring and retention at the urging of the commission, reports AdAge (via MarketingVOX).

Gannett, McClatchy, Tribune Forming Joint Ad Sales Site

In the beleaguered newspaper industry, survival may depend on seizing what online opportunities exist. That seems to be why some newspaper companies have joined hands with Google for its print advertising program and with Yahoo for an ad and content partnership.

Meredith Acquires Interactive Agency, Web 2.0 Shop

As magazine publishers the world over struggle to redefine their medium as advertisers migrate to digital media, Meredith Corp. has moved forward in a decided way: by purchasing two interactive advertising agencies.

Interep First National Radio Rep Firm to Sign for PPM

Arbitron Inc. and Interep announced today that Interep, the largest independent national radio representative firm in the United States, has signed an agreement for Arbitron Portable People Meter radio ratings services in the top 50 radio markets when Arbitron commercializes the PPM.

Quigo to Provide Contextual Ads for New York Daily News

The New York Daily News has tabbed Quigo to use their AdSonar private-label advertising network to generate additional online revenue for the paper’s site.

WPP Snags Three Percent of Spot Runner

WPP Group has bought a 3 percent stake in Spot Runner, for an undisclosed sum.

AdBrite Puts Ad Space on the Auction Block

AdBrite is set to introduce AdBrite 2.0, a new auction system that will allow the company to sell advertising space, across its network of 28,000 sites, to the highest bidder.

GM Joins Comcast, CBS in VOD Deal

GM has inked a deal with Comcast and CBS to sponsor six CBS prime time programs which currently air on Comcast’s On Demand VOD service.

Newspapers’s ‘Friend’ Google Sells Newspaper Ads

Google and more than 50 newspapers nationwide are launching a test program that will place - in newspapers - Google ads for which the search giant cannot find room online.

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Nielsen Halts Commercial Ratings Release Yet Again

Nielsen has yet again delayed release of its commercial ratings, this time indefinitely, until it can solve the battle over whether time-shifting viewing should be included in the new metric.

Google, Yahoo Pitch Print Publishers at AMC

While senior executives from both Google and Yahoo are attending the American Magazine Conference this week, they both assured magazine publishers that the search engines had no intention of competing with magazines as far as content creation. Rather, they pointed out that magazines weren’t doing enough to leverage online search for their own benefit and offered tips on how to do so.

R/GA Adds Mobile Marketing Division

R/GA's Greenberg

Interactive agency R/GA has added a mobile marketing division to deliver to consumers, wherever they might be, the interactive brand experiences that the agency creates.

ABC Charges Flat Rates for Streaming Spots, Allows Local Ads

ABC has moved away from standard CPM pricing to a flat rate for ads that will be included in the seven shows the network will stream this fall on ABC.com. Currently, advertisers can simply buy a spot on the online streams, but in the future the streams will be packaged with spots on the network and other properties, MediaPost writes.

OMD Quietly Alters Insertion Order Liability Wording

Omnicom’s OMD unit changing the wording of insertion orders it sends to the media, making them accountable to repay the agency anytime the agency repays its clients for buys it has made.

‘Time’ Arrives Earlier, Delivered on Saturdays

Time magazine has announced that it will shift its on-sale day from Monday to Friday, allowing it to compete head-on for advertising dollars against BusinessWeek, an important aspect of the move as newsweeklies have struggled for advertisers in the last year.

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YouTube Working with Ad Networks

The online video sharing site has in the past week quietly begun working with ad networks.

Wal-Mart Cuts Field to Five, Incumbent Is Out

Didn't make the cut

Five shops have advanced in Wal-Mart’s review of its creative, interactive and media duties, while five others did not make the cut.

IAB Developing Click Measurement Guidelines

The Interactive Advertising Bureau is putting together a working group of member companies, including the biggest search players, to come up with guidelines and standards for defining and measuring clicks.

Google Aims High with Satellite Radio Ad Deal

Google has gone not only from online advertising to offline with print and radio ads, but it’s aiming higher - way, way up, in fact - announcing an ad deal with XM satellite radio.

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