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Add-Art replaces online ads with art  From the Add-Art site:
Add-Art is a free FireFox add-on which replaces advertising on websites with curated art images. The art shows are updated every two weeks and feature contemporary artists and curators.
Spearheaded by Anti-Advertiser Steve Lambert, this open source project is being developed by Eyebeam. It works with AdBlockPlus, a Firefox extension that replaces [...] [..] |
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Nokia allocates $150 million for Nseries advertising  Sure, it’s highly unlikely that we’ll see Seinfeld score another easy $10 million like he did from Microsoft but it would definitely be an interesting ad run. Nokia is a big company with a big budget and even bigger problems. In 2008, the Finnish giant watched in horror as its smartphone market share dropped by [...] [..] |
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Nowhere To Run: Business-To-Business Ad Rates Dropping Too  Business-to-business ad plays are supposed to be the safest during slowdowns -- the cockroaches during the nuclear winter. During the last online advertising bust, the survival of Alan Meckler's Jupitermedia seemed to prove the theory.
But this time, ad rates at the B2B bellwether are falling like everywhere else. We know because while Jupiter traffic's been flat, revenue per advertiser [..] |
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| Nexon Teams With 7-Eleven For Slurpee Goodness [MapleStory] 7-Eleven continues to push their whole mini-gaming store initiative, teaming up with online game operator Nexon America for the ?Where You Play for Free? Slurpee and Online Games advertising campaign. Now through December 31st, 7- [..] |
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| Nintendo To Boost Latin American Presence, Advertising [Nintendo] Nintendo aren't happy! Sure, they're making buckets of money from the Wii and DS, but shit, they could be making more. So starting this Christmas, the company will begin targeting the Latin American market more aggressively, with a Spanish-language marketing campaig [..] |
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| Massive: In-Game Ads Successful, And Gamers Love 'Em! [Ad Success] Gamers have a "consistently positive" opinion of in-game advertising? That's what ad agency Massive, which is owned by Microsoft, found in a survey whose results it announced this morning.
Media research firm Interpret looked into four of Massive's advertisers: an unnam [..] |
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| Meet Microsoft's New Digital Head: Qi Lu (MSFT) It's official: Former Yahoo (YHOO) tech star Qi Lu has been named to head up Microsoft's (MSFT) Online Services Group. The job puts Lu in charge of web search and online advertising for Microsoft and Windows Live.
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| Facebook Indefinitely Postpones Payments System -- Smart After a year of beta testing, Facebook has indefinitely postponed plans to roll out its own PayPal-like payments system for users and application developers, Inside Facebook reports.
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