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Most Users, Mostly Middle-Aged, Watch Online VideoInternet users age 35-54 accounted for nearly half (45 percent) of viewers of online video as of August,...Verizon to Offer Broadcast TV for Cell PhonesVerizon Wireless is the first cellular carrier to take part in a broadcast TV network for mobile phones...Media Execs: Mobile Media Next Big ThingThe mobile media market is on the brink of a boom, according to executives at the Reuters Advertising...BellSouth, AT&T Launch YellowPages.comClick to enlarge BellSouth and AT&T (SBC) have finally launched YellowPages.com, a nationwide local search site that combines SBC's...Voila! TiVo Transformed into Online PortalTiVo's rapid transformation into a media/communications portal continues with its announcement of new online services that extend its...Merrill Lynch Cuts Ad Forecasts for 2005, 2006Pressure on rates in traditional media, along with potential weakness in the automotive and entertainment industries, will slow...Google Faces Digitization Challenge in EuropeGoogle acknowledges that it cannot digitize copyright material from European libraries, according to InformationWorldReview, which cites Association of...Anheuser-Busch to Shift Adspend to Web, CableAnheuser-Busch plans to shift ad dollars away from network TV and toward cable TV and the internet, saying...WPP Snags Direct.comWPP Group has bought a 50.5 percent stake in Miami-based marketing firm Direct.com, according to Brand Republic (via...Coupons to Be Delivered via Cell PhoneMaking the cell phone part of a multi-channel marketing strategy, two companies are launching a service that lets... |
