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  Mon, Feb 8, 2010
  • TOP ONLINE STORY
    Loopt Launches Local Advertising
    by Mark Walsh
    Competition is heating up in the social location space, with companies like Yelp, Gowalla and Foursquare recently raising fresh capital and adding new features and partners. And then there's Google, entering the fray with tools like Near Me Now and Latitude.
  • TOP MEDIA STORY
    Bring It On: Political Spending Expected To Hit $4.2 Billion
    by Wayne Friedman
    Good news for TV stations -- but not so much for TV viewers -- is that future political advertising could turn into an "endless campaign." Per Borrell, the 2010 season is estimated to hit a record $4.2 billion.
  • TOP MARKETING STORY
    Saints Shine, Snickers Scores And Bud Disappoints
    by Sarah Mahoney
    Viewers loved watching old-timers Betty White and Abe Vigoda get tackled for Snickers, and its "You're Not You" spot scored the most votes in this year's Adbowl, an online voting contest. Doritos came in second with "House Rules," in which a cheeky tyke slaps a tough guy around. Next came "Parisian Love," from Google, "Punch Dub," by Volkswagen, and in fifth place, another Doritos ad --"Underdog," in which a clever canine puts a shock collar on his owner.
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Magazine Newsstand Sales Slip 10%
by Erik Sass 
A survey of circulation data for 115 leading consumer magazines from the most recent Audit Bureau of Circulations report revealed that total newsstand sales for the group fell 10% between the second half of 2008 and the second half of 2009.
TED2010: Capone
Live From Ted2010: Day One
Online Spin: Allen
The Scrap Over Advocacy Ads
The Super Bowl frees us up to shamelessly marvel at bigness. Sports fans and those among us with a penchant...
MoBlog: Walsh
Motorola Wins Mobile Ad Super Bowl
Motorola's Droid got a big boost from the reportedly $100 million anti-iPhone campaign Verizon Wireless put behind the manufacturer's comeback...
SearchBlog: Sullivan
Why The Bing/Facebook Search Deal Is A Turning Point For Microsoft
If you had any doubt that Microsoft will continue to step up efforts to overtake Google in world search domination...
Search Insider: Lawson
Using Placements To Boost ROI On Google's Content Network
The Google Content Network -- comprised of hundreds of thousands of third-party Web sites -- reaches up to 80% of...
Email Insider: Baker
Three Keys To Creating Actionable Insights
Three numbers: 90; 10; 0. 90 is the percent of total time spent on an email campaign during which email...
TV Watch: Friedman
So Your TV Show Didn't Piss Off Anyone. Are You Off The Hook, Or Off The Air?
If it's MTV's "Jersey Shore," or a foul-mouthed rock star presenter at an awards show, or a loud, raw-language-speaking pundit...

INSIDE JANUARY
Fast Forward
January columns are always ones for waxing on about the year ahead. And, rest assured, I will, but first let me talk a little about the year behind - very little. It sucked. It sucked so much so, that I watched a lot of good people - really...
The Dying of the Light
There is no denying that daytime soap operas - once the cash cows of the broadcast networks - have seen better days, and it's safe to say that we'll never see a return to those heady times when 30 million viewers tuned in for Luke and Laura's wedding...
Webisoaps Keep the World Turning
Watching episodes of today's low-budget, limited-run Web soaps (with their average running times of approximately five minutes), it is difficult to imagine the genre developing into something that might rival or replace the daytime dramas of broadcast television. But remember, television soaps in their infancy ran for only...
Double Coverage
The office is sparsely decorated, but exemplifies the dichotomy between a career left and a new one beginning. A replica Super Bowl trophy is on one side. Directly across are two framed Playbills from Broadway productions he's involved in....
Will Bud Drop the Bowl?
Over the past 20-plus years, Anheuser-Busch ads have become sort of a sine qua non of the Super Bowl. The brewer has used the audience of more than 100 million to introduce expressions such as "Whassup" and stunts such as the Bud Bowl into the American lexicon. But...
   

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Ed:Blog: Interns of the Year?
The day we announced the honorees of OMMA magazine's 2009 Agency of the Year Awards, an intern at R/GA, which we selected as Agency of the Year, tweeted "Does this make us interns of the year?" ...
Agency of the Year 2009: The Leaders of the Pack
The baddest agencies in the land roll up fully loaded -- with R/GA and Razorfish up front....
Agency of the Year 2009: R/GA
The Outsiders: It seemed more than a little back-to-the-future, when, on a recent December morning, yours truly found herself once again at the quasi-compound that is R/GA New York. I was there, of course, to delve into what made it OMMA's Agency of the Year, but all I...
Agency of the Year 2009: Silver: Razorfish
Tougher than leather: Like the prehistoric relic its name conjures, Razorfish, one of the very first interactive agencies, has weathered cataclysmic shifts in the online environment, surviving two recessions and remaining intact through four acquisitions....
Agency of the Year 2009: Best Creative: AKQA
Flipping and mixing recession? What recession? While the agency business was hit hard by the economic downturn last year, AKQA enjoyed one of its "most productive and fruitful years ever," says AKQA global creative director Rei Inamoto....
   
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Iain Tait Joins W+K As ECD
Wieden+Kennedy on Monday named Iain Tait as its new global interactive executive creative director. Tait joins Dan Wieden and John Jay, executive creative directors, and chief operating officer Dave Luhr, on the global management team that oversees all seven of the W+K network offices....
Armchair CDs Speak Out On Super Bowl Spots
Twitter and social media have become the water coolers, spitting out data on ads during Super Bowl XLIV. While most football fans munched on chips and salsa Sunday night watching the Saint battle the Colts for the championship, marketers and ad agency executives monitored the Web for chatter....
Constant Contact Looks To Radio For New Email Marketing Clients, Boosts Rev 50%
In a year when many marketing firms struggled, Constant Contact saw a nearly 50% revenue increase and increased its staff. And the company -- which advertises heavily on radio -- said the results surprised it....
Social Media Platform Aims To Separate Signals From The Noise
Networked Insights plans to announce this week several features in its SocialSense platform that should give marketers more insight into chatter across social media channels. The benefits range from tighter integration with Twitter and Quantcast, to date-range analysis, and trending based on insights and keyword tag clouds....
Facebook Dumps Microsoft Display, But Bing Is In
Following a renegotiation of an existing ad placement partnership, Facebook will no longer run Microsoft display ads on its popular social network. The two companies, have, however, expanded their search partnership, which is obviously good news for Microsoft's search engine Bing....
DBG Boosts Analytics With Datran Media's Aperture
Video network Digital Broadcasting Group has integrated Datran Media's Aperture digital audience measurement technology across its platform, the companies announced Monday. DBG's agency and brand clients will now have access to Aperture's data-driven audience measurement platform, and reporting and analytics capabilities....
Social Net Tagged Agrees To Destroy Allegedly Ill-Begotten Email Addresses
Social networking site Tagged.com has agreed to destroy email addresses it collected from users who allegedly were duped into sharing their contact lists. The company also promised to provide all U.S. users with a "clear and conspicuous" means to cancel their accounts. ...
Mobclix Teams With Nielsen On Targeting Data
Through an alliance with The Nielsen Co., mobile ad exchange Mobclix will give mobile advertisers and publishers the ability to target specific audiences based on their lifestyles, buying habits, media preferences and openness to adopting new technologies. ...
Google's Schmidt Says 'Hell Has Frozen Over,' Runs Super Bowl Ad In Third Quarter
Hell froze over Sunday night just as Google Chief Executive Officer Eric Schmidt said it would in a tweet on Twitter. About half way through the third quarter of Super Bowl XLIV, the Mountain View, Calif., search engine ran an ad titled "Parisian Love."...
Toyota Uses Digg To Solicit Opinion On Recalls
Toyota will broadcast an interview on Digg that gives community members an opportunity to ask questions about the recalls stemming from sudden-acceleration problems on some cars. The live stream set to air Monday will run on Digg Dialogg....
Study: Consumers Left Cold By iPad
Despite working industry followers into a ravenous frenzy, Apple's iPad unveiling failed to capture the imaginations of potential consumers -- or at least according to a follow-up study by electronics site Retrevo. "Not only did Apple...
AOL Close To Selling IM Service
Sources tell BoomTown that AOL is close to selling off its ICQ instant messaging service, having trimmed down a list of seven suitors to four. The price for the service is rumored to be just under...
Claim: China Pulls Plug On Hackers
Chinese state media is reporting that government authorities have closed a training popular Web site for hackers, and arrested three of its managers. The so-called Black Hawk Safety Net site taught thousands of people...
Analysts: Google Display Ads Going Big
Display ads are likely to contribute a little more than $1 billion, or about 4% of Google's total sales this year -- an increase of as much 40% over last year -- analysts, including...
Google Takes On Real-Time Voice Translation
According to the Times (UK), Google is working on developing software for a mobile phone that could translate the words of two speakers -- speaking different languages -- having a conversation in real-time. The field of...
Google Says Super Bowl Ad Just Sort Of Happened
Despite itself, and without any premeditation, Google ran a 52-second spot during the Super Bowl on Sunday night. Yes, this most expensive and highly-scrutinized of ad placements occurred quite serendipitously, according to CEO Eric Schmidt.

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Super Bowl Delivers Record-Breaking Performance
For the third year in a row, the Super Bowl has hit a record in average total viewership, now up 8% to 106.5 million viewers. The close game won by the New Orleans Saints over the Indianapolis Colts, 31-17, also hit a record in total households -- 51.7...
Super Bowl Tops Ad, Promo Run
CBS ran slightly more ads than NBC did a year ago in the high-rated Super Bowl, setting an all-time record. The network aired nearly 39 and a half minutes of ads -- which was about 90 seconds more than came in 2009....
Forrester: Social Media, Web Spend Up, TV Down
A new Forrester Research/Association of National Advertisers survey says TV marketers plan to spend 41% of their media budgets on television in 2010 -- the same level as a year ago -- but down from 2008. Conversely, social media, Web advertising and search are stealing budgets from TV...
Kagan: TV Ad Revs Less In 2013, Than 2006
Although the advertising share of revenues from digital and retransmission fees will grow in the coming years, overall ad dollars for TV stations will still be $3 billion less in three years than it was in 2006....
Worst Super Bowl Party? Letterman Joins Leno For Comedy Promo
The biggest Super Bowl TV commercial surprise didn't come from its paying advertisers, but from the network itself -- David Letterman appeared with Jay Leno and Oprah Winfrey in a comedy promo for "Late Show with David Letterman."...
CEO Wong Exits Lifetime
In move long anticipated, Andrea Wong will leave as president/CEO of Lifetime Networks. Wong took the post in April 2007. Her most notable achievement was negotiating a mega-deal to acquire "Project Runway."...
Dish To Carry Tetris Interactive Games
Wildly successful video game Tetris is now playable with the remote control for subscribers of Dish Network. The 25-year-old puzzle challenge is available on the satellite provider through a deal with Oberon Media....
Magazine Sub Prices Fall, But Subs Don't Rise
Hoping to boost their appeal to consumers forced to cut back during a severe economic downturn, big magazine publishers lowered their subscription prices substantially in 2009 -- but didn't see increased demand for subscriptions....
Google Calculates Benefits For Direct-Response Ads
Under a new feature, the Google TV Ads platform can now automatically provide an advertiser with a cost-benefit analysis for a direct-response ad. The system provides a spreadsheet breaking down the cost-per-call an advertiser receives per spot....
Ryan O'Hara Leaves TV Guide Network
Ryan O'Hara, president of TV Guide Network and TVGuide.com, has left for a new post in New York. During his nearly 5 years as president, he oversaw the acquisition of various shows, such as "Ugly Betty" and HBO's "Curb Your Enthusiasm."...
ABC's Sawyer Cool, Sleek Newscasts Appeal To Viewers
Quietly taking over as anchor from Charles Gibson at " ABC World News" at the end of last year, Diane Sawyer may be able to succeed where Katie Couric hasn't quite clicked. (Both still trail NBC News' Brian Williams in...
Upcoming HBO Series Centers On Strong Hollywood Reporter
HBO is developing "Tilda," a half-hour comedy series with Oscar-winning writer-director Bill Condon and "Tell Me You Love Me" creator Cynthia Mort. The show centers on a powerful showbiz journalist, possibly in the real-life Nikki Finke, Sharon Waxman mold. ...
AT&T OKs Sling App On Wireless Network
AT&T reversed a policy banning Sling Media's mobile video player from using its 3G wireless data network. It will allow an "optimized" version of the app to run on the Apple iPhone. Sling Media, a subsidiary of EchoStar, launched the...
NBC Wants To Eliminate Emmy Tape Delay
In a first for the Emmys telecast, NBC executives are seriously considering a plan to offer the awards show live across the country when the network broadcasts the ceremony Aug. 29. NBC just broke the same ground with the Golden...
Big Magazines Publishers Join For Campaign, Digital Consortium
Five rival publishing companies have come together to launch a magazine marketing campaign plan that breaks in April in the pages of their magazines. Young & Rubicam is handling the creative work. Condé Nast, Hearst, Meredith, Time Inc. and Wenner...
Super Bowl Ball Now In Marketers' Hands
Hyundai put its commercials on touch-screen kiosks in dealer showrooms, but not just for consumers. "It's also for the sales force to understand what we are telling customers," says Innocean's Jim Sanfilippo. "In a perfect world, dealers tell consumers the same thing we tell them. Everything we say...
Private-Label Growth Outpacing Brands
"Wine is a highly fragmented category, and we believe that in many cases, consumers are not even aware that they're buying private-label wines -- the wines come in attractive bottles and don't actually bear a retailer's name," says Nielsen's Danny Brager. Some retailers' private-label spirits brands also tend...
Most Meaningful: Snickers. Least: GoDaddy
According to Andrew Graff, CEO of Allen & Gerritsen, "The ads that were most meaningful were clear in what they were telling consumers what to do but were still entertaining: Revive yourself with a Snickers, get a free breakfast at Denny's and buy a Hyundai that has a...
Dunkin' Contest Kicks Off 60th Anniversary
Donut lovers can channel their imagination and love for donuts for the chance to win $12,000 and have their personal donut creation sold nationwide. This year, JetBlue has signed on to be the official airline of the "Create Dunkin's Next Donut" contest and will offer free airfare to...
ANA: Fewer Foresee Death Of TV Spot In Decade
There was also a high level of interest in branded entertainment and interactive TV in the ANA's survey. Four-fifths of the respondents said branded entertainment will play a bigger role in the future, and 38% plan to spend more on branded entertainment as an alternative to the 30-second...
Jones Supports Jobs For African Women
The collaboration is being promoted online via "aggressive social media outreach" including Rachel Rachel Roy's Facebook fan page and Twitter, says Amy Rapawy, vice president, marketing at Jones Apparel Group Inc. Direct marketing is also planned....
Cars.com Launches Mobile Shopping Application
"Mobile is "huge for us and has been a focal point for the last two Super Bowl ads we have run," says a spokesperson, who adds that it is Cars.com's fastest-growing segment. "If you think about how people are shopping for cars, a lot of people access data...
Kraft, Animal Planet In Lunchables Promotion
The promotion is timed with the introduction of a line extension for the brand. The company has launched two sub sandwich varieties and redesigned packaging. According to the company, the new packaging is designed to give a better view into the products in the container and is "largely...
EarthGrains 'Plots To Save The Earth'
Sara Lee's EarthGrains brand is advertising for the first time in at least a decade in order to tell its story about using Eco-Grain, a new type of wheat that it says supports sustainable farming practices. And it is jumping into social media for the first time, as...
Acura Gets Design-Conscious For ZDX
Honda Motor's Acura division is running a national advertising campaign for its newest vehicle, a coupe concept called the ZDX. The campaign is a bipartite effort that touts the car and where it's is from: the new Acura design studio in Torrance, Calif....
Hasbro Plans 75th Anniversary Edition Of Monopoly
Unlike Bags, Southwest Airlines Will Charge For Internet Access
One Bowl = 2 Servings. FDA May Fix That
Amazon, Macmillan Settle Price Dispute; Terms Unknown
Customer Satisfaction Must Be No. 1 Priority
The recession and digital media have returned power to the consumer, Jaclyn Trop reports, and with the Web as their megaphone, more consumers than ever have become activists looking for public retribution for perceived slights. "Customers want...
As Social Media Grows, Consumers Trust Their Friends Less
The number of people who view their friends and peers as credible sources of information about a company has dropped from 45% to 25% since 2008, according to Edelman's Trust Barometer survey. It's a result that "strikes at the foundation...
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The Power Of Personalized Content  
Gaming Potential Of IPad May Fall Short 
Will Net Neutrality Kill Cloud Gaming? 
POPAI Privacy Suggestions Hit All the Right Issues 
The ROI Of Revenge 
DOOH Weathered 2009 Better Than Most 
How Much Blog Would a Blogger Blog If a Blog Chucked Its Comments? 
A Frank Conversation About Social Media Measurement 
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The 150-Millisecond Gap 
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It's Not ALL About ROI 
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Motorola Wins Mobile Ad Super Bowl 
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Data Takes Center Stage in 2010 
Secrets Of Generating High-Scoring Leads 
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The Cost Of NOT Branding 
Social Media Redux: It's Here To Stay  
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The Diagnosis: 'Boomeritis'  
Create A Movement  
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The Fluid Nature Of Gen Y's Media Habits 
Budget Allocation Modeling  
Ad Networks Multiply: What's The Difference? 
How To Launch An In-Language Internet Program  
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