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Stories: Web Video Report News

Web Video Ad Price Survey: $12.39 CPM

Published: August 13, 2008

Web-video advertising prices are all over the map, and a survey is only as good as its data, but TubeMogul found a low average CPM for ads in the medium.

Stories: MediaWorks

Olympics Give NBC Universal First Crack at Cross-Media Metric

Brian Steinberg

Published: August 13, 2008

NEW YORK (AdAge.com) -- NBC Universal displayed its first attempt to measure consumption of the Olympics across diverse media platforms today, suggesting that views of the Beijing Games via mobile devices and the web were gaining serious traction.

Blogs: Adages

Enfartico Creator Reaches Out, Touches Us

Rupal Parekh

Published: August 13, 2008

Months into the venture, the ad world isn't showing any signs of improved faith in the WPP-Dell venture dubbed Enfatico. Rather, haters continue to defecate all over its prospects of success, the latest evidence being this: enfartico.com, a site that mocks everything about the start-up shop.

Blogs: China Olympics 2008

The Golden Rice Bowl

Chien Hwang

Published: August 13, 2008

For all athletes competing in the Olympic Games in Beijing, the experience and honor that comes from representing their country on this international stage will last a lifetime. They will become heroes at home and perhaps worldwide. For some athletes, particularly the photogenic ones, the recognition will turn into something more -- celebrity.

Stories: Web Video Report News

NBC Scrambles to Stem Olympic Piracy

Daisy Whitney

Published: August 13, 2008

It was inevitable: All that great content on the Web from the Olympics Games was bound to be hijacked. NBC resonded with takedown notices.

Stories: MediaWorks

From Web Post to Hard Copy

Nat Ives

Published: August 13, 2008

NEW YORK (AdAge.com) -- Selling copies of magazines has not, as a practice, advanced in step with other parts of the media business. New subscribers still have to wait weeks for their first issue; newsstands still can't sell even half of the copies they accept from publishers. But a couple of interesting approaches have bubbled up lately to provide a little hope.

Stories: Web Video Report News

Sony Cherry-Picks 'Rocketboom'

Published: August 13, 2008

First it was "Wallstrip" getting in bed with CBS. Now it's "Rocketboom" and Sony. Big media is cherry picking Web shows that resonate.

Blogs: China Olympics 2008

Checking Out the Corporate Check-Writers

P.t. Black

Published: August 13, 2008

It's no secret that the Olympic Games rely heavily on corporate sponsorship. It was true in Athens and it certainly is true in Beijing. Sponsors have an extremely high-profile position on the Olympic Green, and some of them are doing some pretty interesting things.

Stories: MediaWorks

NBC Scores Highest Ratings So Far

John Rash

Published: August 13, 2008

MINNEAPOLIS (AdAge.com) -- Women's gymnastics and Michael Phelps' latest swimming exploits took place in the Beijing morning, which made them live in Eastern and Central prime time, helping NBC attain its highest 2008 Olympics ratings yet. Tuesday night's events ended up with a 12.4/34 rating and share in the ad-centric adult 18-49 demographic.

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