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Articles tagged "advertising" NewsAdvertisers are eyeing your cell phoneby Wailin Wong [Chicago Tribune (MCT)][16.Apr.08] :. For many of the 255 million Americans with cell phones, the gadgets are indispensable for everything from tracking appointments to taking photographs to telling time. Now, advertisers want their...  Book ReviewBrand New China by Jing Wangby Rachel Smucker[5.Mar.08] :. Written like a college textbook and packaged like a novel, this book blurs the line between storytelling and statistical analysis, making for an interesting, complex read. Sources SayCan journalism live without ads?by PopMatters Staff[19.Feb.08] :. by Edward Wasserman McClatchy Newspapers (MCT) Beneath the somber tales of shrinking revenues and staff cuts is an even more somber reality about the news business: The nearly... Sources SayThe Skyline is Fallingby Jillian Burt[19.Sep.07] :. Newspaper or Viewspaper? Advertising or Editorial? The blurring of categories. NewsAnother happy quarter for Googleby Elise Ackerman [San Jose Mercury News (MCT)][20.Apr.07] :. SAN JOSE, Calif. - Recent research shows that money won’t necessarily make you happy. But it turns out that making other people happy, or at least trying to, can make you gobs of money. That... NewsYahoo, newspapers expand partnershipby Elise Ackerman [San Jose Mercury News (MCT)][17.Apr.07] :. SAN JOSE, Calif. - Twelve newspaper companies have joined Yahoo in a joint effort to sell ads and help readers find local news online, representing one of the broadest attempts by the struggling... Google to buy DoubleClick for $3.1 billionby Elise Ackerman [San Jose Mercury News (MCT)][14.Apr.07] :. SAN JOSE, Calif. - Google has once again thwarted Microsoft’s Internet ambitions, announcing Friday that it has agreed to buy DoubleClick, a maker of advertising software, for $3.1 billion in... ‘That Ain’t Right!’by Michael Abernethy[23.Mar.07] :. The news, television, and films all reinforce the idea that there is something wrong with even the hint of homosexuality. |
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