An interactive shop does pretty much what a traditional agency does, right? Hardly. The Internet is a special animal. So what is it about it that makes traditional agencies squirm?

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How do you know when a rich media campaign makes sense? Here are the pros and cons, along with a formula for determining the viability of your rich media campaigns.

Although the media choices facing today's marketers are grim, Internet advertising will continue to grow, and email and viral marketing will thrive.

Banner ads-like billboards-will always have their place online. But as advertisers look to new ways of reaching consumers in cyberspace, they may want to consider a more immersive approach.

Supporters of "enhanced" TV advertising say it's delivering on the promises that banner advertising's supporters once made.

As the interactive marketing industry plummets like the Titanic, it's time for a higher level of creativity, with a particular focus on ads that engage the viewer.

The quest for quotable industry averages on the Internet is a more desperate pursuit than it is for most other businesses. Here's why and a review of major online advertising industry averages: the CTR, CPM, and CPA.

The dot-com debacle cast its shadow over the opening general session of the annual management conference of the American Association of Advertising Agencies.

Proposal for 70 added freeway signs and removal of thousands from city streets gets mixed response.