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That home is “Homestyle Sports.”
As far as newspapers are concerned, much of the call is geared towards shifting from the usual paper used printing news to the paperless online news circulars today. If you will notice, a lot of newspapers today have a similar site online which many would find as redundant.
Apparently, this is because not all people are still familiar with the web. Add to the fact, the cost for advertising online compared to print advertising in the papers is different. There will be a preference on where to advertise as long as it targets the proper market being catered to.
As stated earlier, not all people are adept with technology and knowledge of accessing news and other standards newspaper articles may need a little bit more time for them to get used to.
That is one reason why print and online news are still present today. They cater towards different markets which in turn will drive the proper modes of targeted advertising.
Related Source: Canadian newspapers holding their own group
And he’s channeling John Travolta!
We are all aware the web is full of advertising tactics to help promote products and services covered by various companies. But while these online advertising practices are indeed something to behold, the question of effectiveness and consistently hitting the actual target market really leave a large cloud of doubt.
Yahoo knows this all too well and apparently this is what their planned release of AMP. AMP intends to simplify the whole buying and selling process through online ads which is a welcome development for businesses sorely lacking in getting results from their online targeted advertising.
According to a company statement, the platform will enable advertisers to “precisely yet easily” target audiences, while also allowing publishers to “better monetise their content”.
  “While online advertising grows more sophisticated, the process of doing business today is surprisingly cumbersome and manual,” stated Hilary Schneider, executive vice president of global partner solutions at Yahoo!.
(Source) Bigmouthmedia
– YAI, a charity for people with disabilities, used easy sex to bait youth into volunteering.
Check out the advergame: http://www.estonian-air.ee/airoopa/
Advertising Agency: Velvet, Estonia
Executive Creative Director: Janno Siimar
Creative Director / Art Director: Teele-Reet Tõrs
Creative Group Head: Pärtel Vurma
Copywriter: Mart Kase
Flash Designer: Pavel Pevnitskyi
Illustrator: Kristjan Luiga
Had another run-in with the Denialer family, the stars of Mackenzie Investments’ “Burn Rate” ad campaign, over the weekend.
Tomorrow The Street relaunches its Beat the Street stock game, which is essentially fantasy stocks with prize money.
If you’re into online games about trade show then this one for Internet world from TAMBA Internet might just be your thing.
America’s two favourite pastimes, baseball and soap operas, meet at this most unexpected intersection.
– Qualcomm debuted the Handsolo today. It’s waterproof, battery-free and has unlimited expandable memory. Also, you can wank off with it.
Check out the microsite: http://www.thecoronabeach.com/
If the bobblehead starts talking to you, squeeze the wheel and look straight ahead. It’s probably just an Aquafina ad.
It’s a dude rapping about design coding!
– Kevin Horne reminded us of the existence of the Subprime Primer. All that fucked-up logic isn’t just acid caricature. The mortgage crisis really happened this way.
– Modernista wasn’t the only brand to go siteless. So has this Britney Spears fan site. And Jung von Matt in Stockholm.
The Parentalyzer was put together by Red Square Agency to combat underage drinking in Alabama. It includes stats on drinking and driving, tips for keeping tabs on teens, and ads where parents openly admit to letting their critters sip the sauce every once in awhile.