The odds seem good that, no matter how huge his (or her) computer monitor, the average person still prefers to watch shows on a television. But something of a breakthrough’s occurred, as television shows have begun to command higher advertising rates online. These aren’t shows that only air on a little-known channel and appeal to a niche set of people, either. “The Simpsons” and “CSI” are the …
HENDERSON, NV–(Marketwire – June 25, 2009) – Beyond Commerce, Inc. ( OTCBB : BYOC ) www.beyondcommerce.com , an E-commerce solutions, local advertising and niche social networking company is very pleased to receive the silver award for the best online annual report in the 2008 National Investor Relations Institute (NIRI) Orange County Annual Report Competition. The award was given last night …
Filed under: Biz , MMO One of the longest running MMOs is now the subject of a class action lawsuit. According to Courthouse News Service, Esther Leong of San Francisco has filed the suit against Square Enix claiming they were not being honest about the fees for their fantasy MMO Final Fantasy XI Online . The suit claims that Square Enix engaged in “unfair business practices, false advertising, …
The continued growth in the GCC’s online advertising expenditure combined with increasing internet adoption rates are set to advance the development of “adver-gaming” throughout the GCC region in the near future, exposing consumers to innovative marketing messages in entertainment and gaming-oriented media contexts.
Want to watch that hit TV show online? You may have to prove you’re a cable-TV subscriber first
Major League Baseball said today it is partnering with Cablevision and the New York Yankees cable network, YES, to offer live games online in the team’s local market. “These agreements are an important part of our global effort to give fans greater access to our game,” said Baseball Commissioner Allan H. (Bud) Selig. Allan Selig “It is important that fans in local markets have portable …
Congress is happy to bail out the auto industry, but a new bill in the works could spell trouble for the online ad industry.
Companies will start testing a new authentication technology to allow cable subscribers to get access to premium cable TV content online.
Time Warner and Comcast say they’ll team on a plan to make programs from TNT and TBS available free online to Comcast customers, in a trial of Time Warner’s “TV Everywhere” initiative.
Two media titans are teaming up to build a system to offer more TV shows online.