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Articles and advice about pop-ups, pop-unders, floating ads, full-page take-overs, Ultramercials, interstitials, and so on. Ads that require users to pay attention.
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Earthlink Questions AOL's Anti Pop-up Credentials
IAR: EarthLink: Read AOL's Fine Print
Earthlink incorporated anti pop-upness into their marketing strategy back in August. AOL followed last month with the launch of AOL 8.0.
In today's USA Today Earthlink has taken out a full page ad highlighting the fact that whilst AOL 8.0 blocks 3rd party pop-ups, users will still receive pop-up from companies within the AOL Time Warner empire. Earthlink claims that this makes the buzz [...]
Posted: Monday, November 11th 2002
Gator Launches Counter Strike
The Register: Gator bites back, sues suer
In a somewhat bold move Gator is suing Extended Stay America Inc for preventing GAIN powered adverts from appearing over their site.
In a bizarre twist on reality, The Electronic Frontier Foundation is considering [...]
Posted: Monday, November 11th 2002
Drum Beat Against Pop-ups Continues
SF Examiner: Firms Squelching Pop-up Ads
Boston Globe: Big Names Enter War Against Spam, Pop-up Ads
Interesting to see two mainstream pubs with virtually identical stories today about consumer dispair over garbage online advertising, and how more and more quality pu [...]
Posted: Monday, November 4th 2002
Another Publisher Sees Sense
Press Release: "StockHouse Bans Pop-Up Advertising"
"StockHouse.ca, one of Canada's leading investor web sites, has banned the use of pop-up advertising after user surveys indicated this was by far the most annoying aspect of surfing the internet.
"We're listening to our users," said Marcus New, Chief Executive Officer of Stockgroup Information Systems Inc. "They clearly find these ads annoyin [...]
Posted: Wednesday, October 30th 2002
New Portal Business Model Based on Paid Search
InternetNews: New Portal Asks, Who Needs Ads?
"On Monday, sweepstakes portal iWon.com's parent company launched an ad-free portal, MyWay.com. The portal resembles Yahoo! with its customizable interface, full array of news, information and search, but MyWay.com comes without any banner, pop-up or pop-under ads. MyWay.com isn't charging site users, either. Instead, the site's revenue comes from [...]
Posted: Tuesday, October 29th 2002
Questioning the Use of Pop-Ups
eMarketer: "Pop-Up Ads: More Problem Than Profits?"
A round up of recent pop-up related activity, including research on audience attitude. With ISP's and content providers increasingly using anti pop rhetoric as part of their sales pitch, you'd think that pop extinction was imminent. However no such luck. The industry is vehemently defending pops, arguing that frequency capping is the answer. For the moment many leading pu [...]
Posted: Tuesday, October 29th 2002
Pop-ups Pushed Down at Ask Jeeves
CNET: "Ask Jeeves Bans Pop-ups From its Search Website"
The company said that it would concentrate instead on growing PPC advertising revenue.
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Posted: Monday, October 21st 2002
Pop-ups persist for UK AOL users
Yesterday AOL announced that they would scrap 3rd party pop-ups from their network. It transpires that AOL UK users may not be so lucky.
"We are still deciding the official position on this," said the AOL UK spokesman. "We don't see it as an immediate problem because we have not had many complaints. We have tw [...]
Posted: Thursday, October 17th 2002
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