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Tourism advertising boosts economy Ball State University study has found that
tourism advertising could increase economic activity in Indiana and generate more tax dollars to the state.
Online Video Advertising Report Q4 2008 The online
video advertising market could not look any brighter according to the new LiveRail report for Q4 2008. During the past year, online video advertising has shown not to be affected by the global financial crisis, with average CPMs growing at an ever higher pace, and internet video consumption experiencing a massive growth of 40% and more.
Yahoo gains but Google keeps lead Google Inc. led the
search advertising market during the fourth quarter with 76 percent market share while Yahoo Inc. gained 3 percent share year over year, according to a report Tuesday.
Google to Lay off Recruiters Facing a broad advertising slowdown, Web search giant Google Inc. is
firing 100 recruiters and closing three engineering offices, the Los Angeles Times reported on Thursday.
Affiliate Help Videos MarketLeverage Interactive Advertising, Inc., one of the fastest growing companies in the country, announces the launch of its GreenLinks tutorial video program, the online advertising industry's first
interactive video educational tool.
Consumer Groups Target Mobile Advertising Consumer watchdog groups the Center for Digital Democracy and the U.S. Public Interest Research Group filed a complaint today with the U.S. Federal Trade Commission urging it to launch an "immediate" investigation into
mobile advertising to help stop the rise of what it calls a growing invasion of consumer privacy.
Advertising for World Social Media Outlook Research and Markets has announced the addition of the "The 2009-2014
World Outlook for Advertising for Social Media and Widgets" report to their offering.
New Study Documents Discrimination in Advertising Industry An exhaustive new study of America's advertising industry released today has found dramatic levels of
racial discrimination throughout the industry. Bias against African-American professionals was found in pay, hiring, promotions, assignments, and other areas.
Ads more effective on quality sites A new report released today by the Online Publishing Association, OPA, found that after analyzing independent Dynamic Logic MarketNorms data,
advertising effectiveness scores on quality, original content sites, as represented by OPA members, were numerically higher than on the web in general, on portals or on ad networks.
France To Ban Mobile Phone Advertising to Children France plans to ban
advertising of mobile phones to children on concerns about possible long-term health damage caused by their increased usage.
AOL Bullish on Net Advertising A year ago, AOL decided to consolidate its various advertising platforms on one Web page.
Platform-A was born, followed by a fully integrated sales force and, more recently, a newly designed home page. Since the redesign, advertising click-through rates on the primary ad banner rose 30 percent. Site visitors are up 13 percent. In other words, Platform A appears to have found its sea legs.
LAPD advertising crime-fighting jobs as rescession-proof Applications for Los Angeles police officer jobs surged last month as LAPD recruiters began advertising crime-fighting as one of the few
recession-proof careers.
NYT opens front page to advertising The cash-strapped
New York Times yesterday for the first time opened its editorial holy of holies, the front page, to advertising.
Canadian Newspaper Advertising Down 11.6% Total run-of-press advertising in
Canadian newspapers fell 11.6% in November from a year earlier, according to the Canadian Newspaper Association.
Internet stocks fell in 2008 despite healthy signs Internet stocks mostly sank in 2008, as Web heavyweights Google and Yahoo were wounded by slowdowns in retail sales and online advertising growth -- issues that also dragged down the sector.
Sex Sells, but a Commitment Can Help While
sex in advertising is generally thought to be more useful in selling to men than to women, a study finds that this effect is reversed when emotional intimacy justifies the sex.
Advertising likely to fall in slowdown Hopes for a recovery in the
advertising market in 2009 have all but evaporated, meaning more stringent cost controls in all segments of traditional media -- print, broadcast and outdoor advertising. Only online revenues are expected to grow in the coming year, but most analysts believe it will be a modest gain.
Company victim of advertising scam Richmond police continue to search for two men involved in an
advertising scheme where they sold a $750 ad to a local business. The ad never appeared, and the phony salesman has disappeared.
FedEx nixes Super Bowl advertising Saying
times have changed, FedEx Corp. announced it will not advertise during Super Bowl 43, set for Tampa Bay, Fla., on Feb. 1.
New York Times November advertising revenue drops 20.9 per cent The New York Times Co. said Wednesday that
advertising revenue dropped 20.9 per cent in November from a year ago, as the financial crisis prompted steep declines in classified and national ad spending.
10 Words to Avoid in Your 2009 Advertising The economy, unemployment, companies folding, people losing their homes--2008 has left consumers wary of businesses. And that
lack of consumer confidence requires straightforward, honest advertising messages to regain marketplace security.
Legal fees mount in Tory case against Elections Canada Legal fees approaching $500,000 have become a sensitive issue in the 18-month-old lawsuit the Conservative party mounted against Elections Canada over a
controversial advertising scheme during the 2006 election.
States question advertising in budget crunch A
struggling economy has state governments considering whether advertising a luxury or a necessity.
Setting Your Freelance Rates in Advertising One of the most common and most difficult questions you'll have as a budding freelancer in the advertising industry is how you should set your freelance
advertising rates.
Big advertising companies cutting thousands of jobs Two of the world's largest advertising companies, Omnicom Group Inc and Interpublic Group, are cutting
thousands of jobs in the face of an advertising downturn that is shaping up as the worst since the Internet bubble burst in 2001.
Shots fired at advertising blimp An airship advertising a warehouse in Sussex was
shot at after complaints from residents that it spoils their view.
Online advertising forecasts slashed UK internet advertising spend growth
forecasts have been slashed with one research firm predicting no signs of media recovery until the 2012 Olympics.
Consumers warned about phone card advertising Canada's Competition Bureau is advising Canadians to read the fine print when buying pre-paid
telephone cards this holiday season, warning customers to watch for deceptive advertising.
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AT&T and T-Mobile settle over false advertising AT&T and T-Mobile have agreed to pay up for advertising that their voicemail systems were secure when they clearly were not. The Los Angeles District Attorney's office investigated the companies and found that their systems were as
insecure as ever, allowing hackers to potentially wreak "havoc."