• A Drill-Down on Videos, Movies & Theater Sites
    A Drill-Down on Videos, Movies & Theater Sites, Demographics, Ad Types, Delivery and Technology
  • Newspapers Worldwide Evidence Strong Rebound
    A news flash release from the Director of Communications, World Association of Newspapers, says that strong evidence exists that the newspaper industry is on the rebound world-wide. The report notes that it is the circulation and advertising trend information that provide the best evidence of the newspaper industry rebound. Headlines from around the world are offered to support the WAN conclusion
  • Surprise Them With a Party Or Else Cash on Their Birthday
    A Proflowers.com survey found that 72.2 percent of respondents said they'd like some element of surprise on their birthday. 43.5 percent actually want the surprise party they may say they don't want. Cash came in a close second, with 40.2 percent of the vote, and 33.8 percent want the dream vacation getaway.
  • Local Radio Advertising Leads Ad Growth in June
    According to the Radio Advertising Bureau, and reported by Miller Kaplan Arase & Co., radio revenue climbed in June posting a gain of 3% in combined total local and national ad sales compared to June of last year. Local revenue continued to lead, increasing 5% over June of 2003, while the national sector continued to lag, dropping 3% compared to last June.
  • Viewing Through vs. Clicking Produced More Conversions
    Doug Knopper, Senior Vice President and General Manager, Ad Management, said "The DoubleClick second quarter ad serving data confirms the idea that online advertising... has both direct and in-direct response potential. As advertisers... take greater advantage of advanced targeting or high-impact rich media, we should only see even stronger performance from the medium."
  • Local Radio Advertising Leads Ad Growth in June
    According to the Radio Advertising Bureau, and reported by Miller Kaplan Arase & Co., radio revenue climbed in June posting a gain of 3% in combined total local and national ad sales compared to June of last year. Local revenue continued to lead, increasing 5% over June of 2003, while the national sector continued to lag, dropping 3% compared to last June.
  • Terrorism Lead Issue in Presidential Election
    The July MONEY/ICR poll, reported by Money, has found that among registered voters in the United States, John Kerry and President Bush are in a dead heat at 43% each as of July 25th. On most important issues, though:
  • Teens Choose Electronics But Parents Pay For Most
    According to an online survey of 300 junior and senior high school students conducted online by InsightExpress, students looking for new electronics say they're the ones in control of the consumer electronics budget and brand buying decisions. Lee Smith, president and COO of InsightExpress, says "Students are more educated not only in terms of what devices they want to own, but also which brands. Teenagers hold a tremendous amount of influence when it comes to the devices they select, and savvy manufacturers will recognize the opportunity this audience represents."
  • Nascar, Wrestling and Toons Folks Buy Charcoal and Eat Hot Dogs
    This coming Labor Day Holiday, makers of barbecue charcoal might target their online advertising to Web sites that cater to NASCAR and pro wrestling fans, according to the latest findings from Homescan Online, a consumer research service from Nielsen//NetRatings and ACNielsen.
  • Top Position Text Ads Lift Unaided Brand Awareness by 27 Percent
    IAB and Nielsen//NetRatings presented innovative research that demonstrated the effectiveness of sponsored text advertising in moving brand marketing metrics within the online advertising environment. The "Internet Search Brand Effectiveness Research," project, studied brand impact of text and search advertising for leading brands from the Health, Auto, Beverage, Electronics, Retail and Finance industries.
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