links for 2005-10-03
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Blog ads turn out to be better value than Yahoo banners for Audi.
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Announced for August release, nothing yet seen.
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Why shouldn’t online marketers let the public choose the star of an Internet campaign?
PaidContent reports that news parody site The Onion has dropped its premium pay service.
Bacon’s acquisition trend continues, this time by picking up broadcast monitoring firm Multivision. From the press release: Bacon’s Information, Inc., a provider of media research, distribution, monitoring and evaluation services for public relations, marketing and corporate communications professionals, today announced the acquisition of Multivision, Inc, a broadcast monitoring and media management company headquartered in Oakland,…
Beltway Blogroll points to a half dozen new bloggers in the ranks of Congress.
Have the people at ESPN.com have lost their minds or am I missing something here?!?!? Apparently Jason Calacanis and I both missed the story a while back that ESPN.com was refusing to stream video to customers of certain ISP’s that would not pay them (tags: onlinevideo) Social Information Overload in many respects, social network overload…
Interesting report from UPI today: White House adviser Karl Rove said in a recent conference call that Internet lobbying by young grassroots Republicans will make or break the Bush administration’s proposals to revamp the pension program, just as the technology helped get out the vote last fall during the presidential campaign.
Innovation in College Media » Blog Archive » Pre-roll ads and tragedy (tags: comments) Blogola TV nets circumventing the MSM and going to TV bloggers instead (tags: tv blogs) Google News thoughts on how Google ranks news stories (tags: googlenews) 57 Blog 101 Questions 57 questions that deserve answers — but most of us don’t…