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Microsoft, Brand Affinity Technologies Partner Microsoft has announced a partnership with Brand Affinity Technologies Inc., a company which has amassed the rights to use several thousand celebrity athletes as paid endorsements in a variety of Internet ads. Mediaweek's Mike Shields has more Study: '09 Not a Stellar Year for Mobile Ads Magna has downgraded its previous forecast for mobile ad growth in 2009, primarily due to the brutal economy. Mediaweek's Mike Shields has more N.Y. Daily News Launches SmallBiz The New York Daily News launched a national social networking site for small business. Editor & Publisher has more YouTube: Placement Police In recent months, YouTube has set off some jangled nerves among several of its more popular content producers. Mediaweek's Mike Shields has more Hughes Named EVP at Radar Online John Hughes has been named executive vp/business development of American Media's Radar Online, the recently-launched reincarnation of the twice-failed magazine. Mediaweek's Mike Shields has more | | | Don't Miss Mr. TV's Midseason Replacement Webcast, April 28th at 2pm EST Mediaweek's Mr. TV, Marc Berman, creator/editor of The Programming Insider, will guide you through offerings from the 5 broadcast networks, handicapping which time periods are in need of repair for the 2009-2010 season. During this online-only event sponsored by USA Networks, you will learn if your favorite -- or not so favorite -- shows will be back next season. Stay tuned! Click here to register now. | | | | | Log on today for The Programming Insider Podcast! In addition to writing about TV, Marc Berman, a.k.a. Mr. TV, is now talking about his favorite medium five days a week. Just click on www.marcberman.tv for a verbal fix of everything TV. | | | | AdweekMedia Upfront 2009 is your one-stop shop for all news and analysis about the 2009 television upfront marketplace, in which some span8 billion in advertising is committed to the broadcast and cable networks, TV syndicators and their digital arms. Coverage from the reporters and editors of Mediaweek, Adweek, Brandweek and The Hollywood Reporter includes the latest breaking marketplace news, analysis of program offerings from the networks, insight from Mr TV, Marc Berman and Live Feed blogger, James Hibberd, and video analysis of the major networks' upfront presentations to media buyers and planners. AdweekMedia Upfront 2009 Sign up for the Upfront Update newsletter | | | | | | Receive the Next 6 Issues of MEDIAWEEK - FREE. With complete coverage of all platforms, lively commentary, and focused analysis, MEDIAWEEK is your weekly all-in-one media resource, the best way to stay ahead of what's next. Click Here | | Media Plan of the Year Submit your best plans now for Mediaweek's Media Plan of the Year Awards. Click Here to enter. | | | | | | | HOME | NEWS | SPECIAL REPORTS | COMMUNITY | DATA CENTER | MULTIMEDIA | MEDIA KIT | JOBS | ADVERTISING OPPORTUNITIES | ABOUT US | CONTACT US | MOBILE | You are currently subscribed to the Mediaweek Digitaldownload as patricio.cavalli@gmail.com. To unsubscribe, click here. Copyright 2009 - Nielsen Business Media, Inc. 770 Broadway, New York, NY 10003. All rights reserved. Terms Of Use and Privacy Policy | |
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