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IAB and MediaPost Reach Settlement Agreement for the Use of the OMMA Trademark
NEW YORK -- The IAB and MediaPost have reached a settlement agreement regarding the use of the OMMA trademark. The settlement allows for MediaPost to continue using the mark in connection with an OMMA conference and magazine but not an awards show in 2005. This year the IAB will produce...
Tags: Interactive Advertising Bureau, MediaPost
Research articles 2005-04-22
Love the Phone, Hate the Phone Store
Americans love their wireless gadgets but say the process of buying a phone and service plan is bad and getting worse, J.D. Power finds in its 2008 Wireless Retail Sales Satisfaction Study. MediaPost's Marketing Daily reports that wireless retail customer satisfaction at carrier-owned stores has dropped every...
Tags: J.D. Power Associates, Phone, MediaPost, Shoppers, Telecom & Utilities, Wi-Fi, Wireless, Lisa Everitt
Blog posts 2008-05-13
Broadcast TV's Scatter Market Is Up ... So Far
Usually, there's there's some separation between the upfront market for TV ad sales and the scatter market, which moves closer to airtime, but not in this year-to-end-all-years. So, since the upfront drifted throughout the summer and into the fall, it's already time to assess the scatter market, and the media...
Tags: Advertisement, Recession, Mediaweek, Mediapost, TVs, Cable, Tv & Home Theater, Personal Technology, Home Entertainment, Telecommunications, Catharine P. Taylor
Blog posts 2009-10-06

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Interactive Advertising Bureau Files Lawsuit against MediaPost Communications Charging Trademark Infringement
NEW YORK -- The Interactive Advertising Bureau IAB today filed a lawsuit in U.S. District Court for the Southern District of New York against MediaPost Communications and its affiliate Fadner Media Enterprises, LLC, alleging unauthorized use of the OMMA Online Media Marketing and Advertising trademark jointly owned by IAB and...
Tags: Interactive Advertising Bureau
Research articles 2005-02-18
Responsys Executives Offer Inside Track to Marketing Success at MediaPost Email Insider Summit
Responsys, a global provider of on-demand email and marketing automation solutions, today announced that Ed Henrich, Vice President of Professional Services, and Stefan Pollard, Senior Strategic Consultant, will speak at the MediaPost Email Insider Summit taking place December 7-10, 2008 in Park City, Utah. These executives will share best practices...
Tags: Responsys Inc.
Research articles 2008-12-08
Online Ad Shop Rosetta Plus Brulant Equals New Dynamo in Digital
Via ClickZ and MediaPost, breaking news today that Rosetta, a New Jersey-based indie digital firm is acquiring Brulant, a fellow traveler in the online waters based in Cleveland. The deal with make them one of the largest indepedent digital shops in the US, with a total of over 600 employees...
Tags: ClickZ, Online Advertising, Rosetta, Advertising & Promotion, Marketing, Jake Swearingen
Blog posts 2008-07-24
The Upfront Finally Begins, and It's a Downer
There were two reports yesterday that the upfront TV ad sales market has finally begun, and it appears that in a some sense, despite accepting CPM decreases, the broadcast networks have won. While everyone, including CBS, which had hoped for cost-per-thousand increases this year, is seeing decreases in the CPM,...
Tags: Cable, Catharine P. Taylor, CPM, NBC Universal Inc., Network, Network Technology, Networking, Personal Technology, Telecommunications
Blog posts 2009-07-24
Industry Moves: Tremor Media COO, CSO Out In Management Shakeup
Video ad network Tremor Media is in the middle of a company-wide reorg—and co-founder and COO Andrew Reis, as well as Chief Strategy Officer Jesse Chenard, have left as part of the process. Mediapost first reported the news, which we've confirmed. Both execs have left to pursue as-yet-unannounced startup...
Tags: Video Advertisement, Advertisement, Media, Industry, Online Video, Video, Corporate Communications, Marketing, Advertising, Industry Moves, Social Media, Technologies / Formats, Broadband, Tameka Kee
External links 2009-08-05
Advertising Roundup: AdAge's A-List, Google's Negotiating Tactics, and More
AdAge names its A-List -- No magazine has been immune to the downturn in ad pages. Nevertheless, AdAge found ten standout publications that are bucking industry trends. [Source: AdAge pdf download] General Mills, Kraft launch "word-of-mouth networks" -- Even food companies are jumping on the social networking...
Tags: Google Inc., Advertisement, General Mills Inc., TV, Lindsay Blakely
Blog posts 2008-10-06
ESPN Asks For Skin in the Game, Goes to Paid Model for Some Shows
How refreshing to read this morning in Mediapost that ESPN thinks online viewers should pay for some content. The sports media mega-brand is now asking consumers to pony up if they want to watch two of its sports-debate shows at ESPN.com -- "Pardon the Interruption" and "Around the Horn." (That's...
Tags: Consumer, ESPN, Games, Internet, Advertising & Promotion, Personal Technology, Marketing, Catharine P. Taylor
Blog posts 2008-11-24
Mobile Will Rise, Despite the Economic Downturn
The Kelsey Group and ConStat apparently released a report in November which said that 10 percent of U.S. mobile users accessed social networks over their mobile devices. (The study was picked up by Mediapost just last week.) Ten percent of anything may seem small, but this is one of those...
Tags: Mobile, Mobile Device, Advertising & Promotion, Marketing, Catharine P. Taylor
Blog posts 2008-12-29
Local Advertising: An Opportunity, If Fleeting
Jeff Jarvis submits: The promise of local ad support for news will come only if a new population of very small businesses can be served in new and effective ways - before Google GOOG beats everybody else to it. That’s apparent in the results of Webvisible and Nielsen surveys...
Tags: Media, Jeff Jarvis, Harte-Hanks Inc., R. H. Donnelley Corp.
External links 2009-02-17
If We Value Social Networks, Why Won't We Pay for Them?
Like many of you, including my colleague, David Weir, I've been musing about what the business model for Twitter and other social networks is, particularly in light of Twitter's role in the Iranian election protests. I wrote about this yesterday for a social media column for Mediapost; now it's time...
Tags: Facebook, Network, Social Media, Twitter, Social Networking, Online Communications, Marketing, Advertising & Promotion, Catharine P. Taylor
Blog posts 2009-06-18
NBC: Best and Worst Network at Television Critics Association Press Tour
One could get the feeling that all people in the TV industry do is make presentations. There are the endless upfront presentations, which now span over months, and there's the summer and winter tours put on for the Television Critics Association, a group that gleefully sits in judgment...
Tags: Catharine P. Taylor, Home Entertainment, NBC Universal Inc., Network, Networking, Personal Technology, Tv & Home Theater, TVs
Blog posts 2009-08-11
Publicis Groupe's Digital Media Investment Chief Tim Hanlon Signs Off
French ad holding company Publicis Groupe is losing its top digital media M&A and investment exec: Tim Hanlon. Hanlon serves as EVP and managing director of VivaKi Ventures, Publicis’ new media VC arm; Mediapost reports that he’s leaving the company at the end of the month. The news comes...
Tags: Digital Media, Publicis Groupe S.A., Hanlon, Advertising & Promotion, Investment, Marketing, Finance, Industry Moves, Money, M&A & Venture Capital, Mergers & Acquisitions, Companies, Publicis, Tameka Kee
External links 2009-10-15
Advertising During a Recession
What should marketers in a flat lining economy do? It’s clear that consumers are going to be watching their wallets a bit closer, and advertisers will have to try harder to pry pocketbooks back open in order to justify their budgets. On Monday, the Times ran a...
Tags: Marketing, Branding, Times UK, Internet, Online Advertising, Internet Advertising, Nissan Motor Co. Ltd., Brand, Advertisement, Google Inc., Jake Swearingen
Blog posts 2008-01-31
Fast Company Magazine Launches Branding Campaign
NEW YORK -- Fast Company magazine today launched a print and online branding campaign to reach the advertising and media buying communities. The trade campaign will run through November 10, 2006 with ads set to appear in The New York Times newspaper, AdvertisingAge.com, Mediaweek.com, MediaLifeMagazine.com, MediaPost.com, and SRDS.com.
Tags: branding
Research articles 2006-10-09
SEMDirector's Craig Macdonald to Speak on Future of Search at Red Herring Spring 2007 and MediaPost's Search Insider Summit
Search Industry Expert, Former Industry Analyst to Address Trends in Search Engine Marketing and Mobile Search
Tags: Red Herring
Research articles 2007-05-01
Where Do Online Ad Banners Actually Work?
Over at the always enlightening Adotas, there's a nice rundown by Zephrin Lasker of what online marketing methods, you know, actually work by providing a return on investment. While ultimately recommending online primarily be used for lead generation, along the way he takes the time to stick it in...
Tags: Banner, Online Advertising, Advertiser, Jake Swearingen
Blog posts 2008-05-29
Did Facebook's Beacon Hurt the Online Ad Industry?
Via Internet News, Seth Goldstein of SocialMedia.com spoke today at the Interactive Advertising Bureau's Conference in NYC, and had this to say about Facebook's Beacon debacle: "Beacon was a setback not just for Facebook, but the whole industry." Everyone agrees that Facebook and Beacon was one of the...
Tags: Facebook, Advertisement, Online Advertising, Social Networking, Online Communications, Marketing, Advertising & Promotion, Jake Swearingen
Blog posts 2008-06-02
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