Online Ads About to Take Off?

ByChip Griffin May 17, 2005

MediaPost reports:

POLITICAL CANDIDATES ARE STARTING TO believe that online advertising allows them far greater opportunities to extend reach and target constituents than do traditional ad campaigns, said panelists Monday at a conference in New York City sponsored by Personal Democracy Forum, a Web site dedicated to examining how technology and the Internet are changing American politics. What’s more, politicos will continue to spend more online in the next election, predicted the panelists

Buffer

0 Shares

Society

Scoble, Ballmer and RSS

Microsoft’s Robert Scoble frequently offers good insight and great links. But I’m afraid today his wife may be right. When he blogged today about "the world" I can only hope he intended to say "my world." RSS has totally changed how I work and how I get my information. In that sense, RSS has changed…

10 Causes of Sloppy Email

I get a lot of email. And a lot of that email reflects pretty poorly on the sender. Some of the emails I receive wouldn’t even make the cut as amateur ransom notes. They are often laden with misspellings or typos. Frequently they fail to make a succinct point. They routinely seem to be disorganized…

Society

Tanking Technorati

Jason Kottke makes a strong case that Technorati is heading in the wrong direction. That’s it. I’ve had it. No more Technorati. I’ve used the site for, what, a couple of years now to keep track of what people were saying about posts on kottke.org and searching blogs for keywords or current events. During that…

Society

InternetWeek: Google Book Project Likely Legal

An article ("Courts Unlikely To Stop Google Book Copying") about the controversial project finds: Despite objections from publishers and writers, copyright law appears to be on Google’s side, legal experts say. The social value of Google’s initiative to digitize library books, including those protected by copyright, will likely weigh heavily in the search engine’s favor.

Society

Business Podcasting Whitepaper Published

PodBlaze offers a white paper on the business impact of podcasting. It was airplane reading for me recently and it does have a number of interesting nuggets, as well as some data on forecasted growth. At times it is a little awkward to read and it veers between a business and a technical perspective —…

Society

Yahoo Enters Content Biz

MediaPost reports that Yahoo has announced a leap into original content, featuring former war reporter Kevin Sites. Sites, a veteran of CNN and NBC, plans to leave for Africa on Wednesday. He will spend the next year traveling to 36 war-torn corners of the world, and reporting on how current events affect people’s lives. ……

Similar Posts