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VideoEgg Hatches Permissioned Video Ad Network
Video is big on the Internet, and particularly consumer-generated video. But so far, agreement over how to profit from it through advertising is not. Video hosting platform VideoEgg may have come up with one part of the answer: permission-based ads that advertisers don’t pay for until a user sees them.
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Moet Hennessy Custom Designs Free Music Cards
Free tunes are the incentive Moet Hennessy is adding to a new digital music promotion that targets both English- and Spanish-speaking consumers.
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Search Users Choosing the Local Option: comScore
Use of local online search in the U.S. increased about 43% from July 2005 to the same month this year, according to a survey by comScore Media Metrix.
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On the Wide Screen
TV screens may soon be at a McDonald’s near you. A Chicago-based McDonald’s is testing a new in-store marketing tool designed to build customer loyalty
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Box Office Buzz
Whether it was talking cars, sword-wielding pirates or a red-caped flying superhero, consumers’ love affair with the movies reignited this year, ending
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Bud.TV Sets Stage for Promotion
After news broke last month of the development of Bud.TV costing an estimated $30 million 500 phone calls and hundreds of e-mails streamed into parent
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Agencies
Pick the Winner – Oct. 2006 – An Astronomical Difference
The Search for Extraterrestrial Intelligence (SETI) Institute is a nonprofit membership organization in California dedicated to finding signs of life
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Invitation Only: Subscribers to Host TiVo Tasting Parties
It’s the Tupperware approach…applied to entertainment technology. TiVo is hoping try-and-buy parties, hosted by current subscribers, will spur usage among new prospects.
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YouTube Gets CMO
Online video sharing site YouTube has hired its first CMO, according to news reports.
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Test? Yes. Overtest? No.
Want to make sure your e-zine is going to be read?
Heed the ancient wisdom of direct mailers, and test. But do it in a way that is appropriate for the medium, says Reid Carr, president of Red Door Interactive Inc.Tagged in: