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Stories: Web Video Report How-To Articles

Minimizing Online-Video Security Risks

Timothy Hawthorne

Published: December 29, 2008

Think online video is immune to security risks? Think again...

Stories: MediaWorks

MLB Network Preps for Rollout in 50 Million Homes

Larry Dobrow

Published: December 29, 2008

NEW YORK (AdAge.com) -- In these challenging economic times -- during which every story and press release commences with an "in these challenging economic times ..." salvo -- media entities are as likely to roll out a big-dollar, big-ambition offering as they are to quadruple their head count. And then there's Major League Baseball, which will come across as positively brazen when it launches its eponymous cable network in upward of 50 million homes Jan. 1.

Stories: News

AT&T Steals Walmart's IPhone Thunder

Rita Chang

Published: December 29, 2008

NEW YORK (AdAge.com) -- There's a $99 iPhone -- but not at Walmart. The retailer is selling the phone, but not at the steep discount previously reported. Instead, it's AT&T that will be the low-priced leader.

Stories: News

Media Jobs? Depressing

Published: December 29, 2008

Economists think the recession will end some time in the second half of 2009, but another "jobless recovery" could follow.

Stories: Global News

Watch 'Obama' Get a Tummyache in Manila

Roger Pe

Published: December 29, 2008

Blogger Roger Pe examines a controversial a new TV spot airing in the Philippines that depicts Barack Obama suffering from indigestion.

Stories: News

Spending in Midst of 3-Year Drop, First Since Depression

Published: December 29, 2008

The recession officially began in December 2007. But Magna's Bob Coen calculates that U.S. ad spending actually fell in full-year 2007, with bigger drops seen in 2008 and expected in 2009. That would be the first three-year decline since the Great Depression.

Stories: News

Why Local Sports May Pay Off for Marketers

Jack Neff

Published: December 29, 2008

BATAVIA, Ohio (AdAge.com) -- Marketers have it wrong, according to Richard Luker: In a time when consumers are hunkering down in a bad economy, they yearn for the community of local events rather than the big national ones advertisers gravitate toward. And at a time when people are making and maintaining friends virtually on the internet (and marketers put more spending there), people actually need more social networking the old-fashioned way -- face to face.

Stories: News

Not so Nifty AdMarket 50

Published: December 29, 2008

Even in a recession, consumers consume, but they watch their pennies. Care to guess the AdMarket 50's standout performer for 2008? Wal-Mart Stores, which managed a year-to-date gain of 17.3% as shoppers bought into its value-priced pitch.

Stories: News

Ad Agencies Slash Jobs, Investors Hammer Stocks

Published: December 29, 2008

While economists guess the recession will end in the second half of 2009, the U.S. job market -- including the agency sector -- could get stuck in another extended "jobless recovery."

Stories: Digital

Yum Brands Launches Healthful-Eating Website

Emily Bryson York

Published: December 29, 2008

CHICAGO (AdAge.com) -- The parent company of belly-busting chains KFC, Taco Bell, Pizza Hut, Long John Silver's and A&W is banding its brands together in an effort help consumers lose weight.

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