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Contextual Adverts in Bloglines in 2005
Fascinating post by Jupiter Research analyst Eric Peterson, which outlines the Bloglines business model for 2005 - courtesy of a chat Eric had with Bloglines Chief Mark Fletcher. Eric wrote:
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Microsoft Buys AdECN Ad Exchange
Continuing their aggressive push into the online advertising market, Microsoft today announced that it had acquired the online ad exchange AdECN. The deal was first announced by Kevin Johnson, the
Oliver Stone Turning My Blog Into A Movie?
Andrew Watson suggests that my post about Bloglines being scared off its advertising strategy would make a great Oliver Stone movie :-) Heh, I won't sell my screenplay to Stone
Survey: How Many Would Pay For Twitter? Zip, Zilch, Zero
If microblogging service Twitter was entertaining even the slightest notion of charging for its service, then it might want to reconsider. A recent survey of nearly 2,000 people found that
Facebook Wants YOU To Advertise
When Facebook began rolling out its redesign at the beginning of the month, there was one change that stood out - the prominent display of "Credits Balance" on the menu
Advertisers Ramping Up on Local Spending, Popular News Aggregator Reports
Contrary to the beliefs of some Internet entrepreneurs, local news and advertising is not dying. If advertising professionals can be believed, targeted local advertising is one of their primary goals,
Web TV News: Skype Founders Going For Hat-Trick; Brightcove Launches Network
As if we needed any further proof that the online video market is white hot right now, the founders of Skype have now set their sites on a Web TV
Report: Online Ad Revenue Will Soon Surpass Print
We are all aware of the floundering print industry that has seen a steady decline in revenues over the last several years. Newspapers that once thrived on the cash-cows that
Plan B for Microsoft: Split up the Advertising Atom
Since Microsoft made its $44 billion offer for Yahoo! (so far rejected), many industry veterans, including Fred Wilson and Paul Kedrosky, have proposed ideas for Yahoo! to increase profitability, avoid
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