Monthly Archives: November 2007

Brent Kozlowski, founder and chief executive officer of www.MyDayRegistry.com, announced the official launch of his new interactive website and unique gift service today. Privately owned and operated, the innovative International [Read More]

Advertising dollars at U.S. print newspapers continued to fall in the third quarter, declining by 7.4 percent, according the latest industry report. The Newspaper Association of America said Tuesday that [Read More]

Independent digital marketing agency Steak Media walked away as winners at the prestigious Interactive Marketing and Advertising Awards. Hosted and organised by NMA and Marketing Week, there were over 320 [Read More]

A group of 11 major U.S. newspaper companies representing 282 newspapers have formed an alliance with Zillow.com to extend their classified ads to the popular real estate site. Under the [Read More]

Coast Digital have launched a free 23-page publication designed to help businesses get the most out of paid search. With the continuing growth in spend around pay per click – [Read More]

Press Release NEW YORK, November 12, 2007 – The Interactive Advertising Bureau (IAB) and Price Waterhouse Coopers LLP (PwC) today announced that Internet advertising revenues exceeded $5.2 billion for the [Read More]

The New York Daily News, the nation’s fifth largest newspaper, said Friday it has joined Yahoo (NSDQ: YHOO)’s classified advertising network of newspapers, becoming the latest publisher to partner with [Read More]

JTLB Media, a New York-based technology company offering cellular marketing solutions, is now offering cellular advertising solutions to publications and advertising agencies. Because print revenue is down 10-30% across the [Read More]

U.K.-based software development company Fuzzle Media has released its latest application for Facebook, the social networking site that Microsoft (NASDAQ:MFST) recently bought a 1.6 percent stake in for $240 million. [Read More]

Five US newspaper’s are taking steps to create a national online advertising network they hope will help them recapture revenue being lost to online website’s. Sources said Gannett Co., Tribune [Read More]

Upingme is a new free classified ads service in the UK that allows people to post adverts directly from their mobile phones. They call it “Classified ads 2.0″ because of [Read More]

Viacom Inc., owner of MTV and the Paramount film studio, said third-quarter profit rose 80 percent, fueled by cable advertising, the film “Transformers” and the sale of its Famous Music [Read More]