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Looking to plug an operating deficit caused mostly by fuel prices, the director of the county’s transit system has proposed wrapping its 95 buses in advertising.

Some analysts suggest this would give Google access to over 75% of the $65 billion online advertising market.

Good Life China Corporation www.goodlifechina.com is pleased to announce that it has finished production on a multi-media advertising campaign that will include TV, and online rich media.

A television revolution is underway. The concept of prime time is dying as many networks are putting full-length programs online, allowing you to catch popular shows and old favorites for free over the Internet on your own schedule.

Doha • Middle East businesses need to be taking far greater advantage of the marketing power of the Internet, Yousef Tuqan, Flip Media CEO, said at presentation made during the recently-held QSTP TECHtalk.

The accidental death of an American author who wrote the adventure travel guide “100 Things to Do Before You Die” has prompted an online rush to draw up “bucket lists” — catalogues of activities to do while alive.

DAYTONA BEACH — As more people opt to vacation closer to home or not at all, tourism officials are getting fewer dollars to market the area and looking for how to get the most bang for the buck.

Media buyer Carat has predicted that online advertising is set to become the world’s third most popular advertising medium behind TV and newspapers and magazines. By Richard Wray

Everyone wanting to believe the recession won’t hurt online advertising’s growth has been given something new to clutch.  A report from Carat, a large media organization, claims spending in this area will actually be higher than it first predicted. read more

The 2008 election cycle has seen a dramatic expansion in the use of the Internet to engage people in the political process. But with the rapid growth of online political advocacy have come unforeseen issues about how to police campaign-related activities on the Web, forcing regulators to address questions never anticipated by campaign finance law.