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Live from AAAA: Revised Guidelines Released for On-Demand Video
The American Association of Advertising Agencies has released revised guidelines covering on-demand video. The guidelines are designed to help marketers and agencies judge the effectiveness of ad messaging in on-demand video environments. The Digital …
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News Briefs
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Live from SES New York: Engines and SEMers Square Off over Click Fraud
In their first appearance on the dais at a Search Engine Strategies session on click fraud, Yahoo! and Google went head-to-head with search engine marketing firms on the costs and cures for bogus clicks, alleging that lawsuits filed by search marketers alleging losses hurt the cause of eradicating the problem.
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Search is Losing Steam
As users become more familiar with their favorite sites, it logically follows that they will have less and less use for a search engine. In fact, comScore’s 4th quarter 2005 survey found that it was the first quarter since this data has been…
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Web Two Point Uh-Oh: Life in a syndicated world
Were Internet advertising like wines, then Vintage 2004 would be considered a good year. The drought that plagued the online ad market for most of 2000 through the end of 2002 is now just a blip on the radar, a slight false start, not…
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People in the News
Melissa Clemente promoted to VP-print production director, Tina Cline named VP-account director, for Draft’s
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2005 Online Ad Revenue More Than 412.5 billion: IAB
Internet advertising revenue for 2005 exceeded $12.5 billion, a 30% increase over the previous revenue record of $9.6 billion in 2004, said the Interactive Advertising Bureau.
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UNSPAM SAYS KIDS’ ADDRESSES ARE SAFE; CONTRACTS INDICATE IT SUSPECTS OTHERWISE
(Magilla Marketing) Unspam claims the so-called child-protection
do-not-e-mail registries it runs for Utah and Michigan don’t pose a
threat to children’s e-mail addresses. But its contracts with the states show Unspam recognizes kids’ addresses on the registries may fall into the wrong hands and has absolved itself of liability if they do. -
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Stalking the Red-Footed Booby
ROUGHLY 3,000 MILES FROM cruise line Lindblad Expeditions’ New York headquarters, bands of naturalists regularly crawl over the Galapagos Islands’ marine
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