According to eMarketer's eMail Marketing Report total spending on e-mail marketing in 2000 will be almost $1.1 billion. This figure will rise to over $4.5 billion by 2003.

Cheney-Lieberman numbers are close to 1996 Gore-Kemp results, but not enough to slow Gilmore Girls and Charmed.

24/7 Media last week sent out an email to affiliate customers on Monday stating that its 24/7 Connect ad serving and reporting software has glitches and is reporting inaccurate results to clients.

Broadcasters on Thursday asked a federal court to immediately throw out a pair of 1970s-era regulations that effectively prevent television and radio stations from airing some political advertisements and editorials.

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Second-quarter figures point to a record year, with $8 billion spent online, the Internet Advertising Bureau estimates.

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