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Bush Team Resurrects Online Anti-Bush Hitler AdWith various regulatory bodies forcing political campaigns to play nicer in traditional media, the Internet is fast becoming...Supremes to Decide on Broad Net 'Decency' LawThe Child Online Protection Act that has been overturned in various courts for being too broadly restrictive of...Tivos Reducing All TV Ad Exposure by 2 PercentPublicis's media department released a study showing that digital video recorders (DVRs) are reducing television ad viewing by...Grey Puts Self on SaleMassive ad agency Grey contacted brokers to consider putting itself up for sale. The number seven worldwide billing...PayPal Offers CreditPayPal's payment system will now offer a credit function, acting much like a credit card. The account will...Yahoo Suggests Keyword AlternativesYahoo is beginning to make alternative suggestions after people conduct a search, offering similar and related keywords. Yahoo...WPP Bows New Online Pharma UnitCommonHealth, a WPP healthcare marketing specialist firm announced it will launch Qi Interactive, a full-service online shop concentrating...Overture Launches Geo-Targeting for AdsOverture plans to announce the introduction of Local Match today, its answer to Google's locally targeted paid search....China Shortens Online Expression LeashWhile China seemed to bend by suspending the very long prison term of a democracy advocate for writing...BBC, CBS News Archives Now OnlineBBC Worldwide, the commercial consumer arm of the BBC, launched "BBC Motion Gallery," making footage from the BBC...Judge Denies OptInRealBig's Bid to Stop SpamCopThe judge that mistakenly allowed OptInRealBig's initial injunction against SpamCop and then reversed herself hours later has now...Microsoft Talks Search SmackBill Gates told the media Monday that July would be a big month for releasing new Microsoft search...E-Commerce Regains $1 Billion Week LevelsThe second week in June saw online retail sales increase by 12 percent, to just over $1 billion,...JWT Chief: TV Headed for FallBob Jeffrey, chief of J. Walter Thompson, the largest U.S. agency by revenues, said that network television buying...Another New I-Agency Pops UpThe second new interactive agency popped up in as many days, with four executives from FCB and McCann-Erickson... |