How TV ads are taking the net by storm
Companies such as Cadburys are increasingly using TV spots to launch their ad campaigns online
Big tick for Torres
Media Monkey: Liverpool striker appears in spoof online ad backed by Nike
PR stunts of our time #47,497: Christine Hamilton changes her name to Mrs British Battleaxe
Christine Hamilton - a woman, you maybe have observed, not averse to some high-profile attention seeking - has changed her name by deed poll to Mrs British Battleaxe. By Jemima Kiss
Broadcast goes head-to-head with print in the battle for Scottish web classifieds
It might seem unusual to choose to launch a new advertising network during a downturn, but that's exactly what Scottish TV network stv is doing, launching stvjobs.com as part of substantial investment in online classifieds. By Jemima Kiss
MSN celeb site Wonderwall flips the on switch
Microsoft's MSN is following AOL's TMZ and Yahoo's OMG with a 10-letter word: Wonderwall, the joint production of MSN and BermanBraun Interactive going live today. By Staci D Kramer
Video games marketing no cause for concern, says ASA
Advertising watchdog clears marketing practices of video games industry amid child safety fears. By Mark Sweney
Your ISP is watching you
Becky Hogge: Did you know ... BT wants to monitor your online activities to serve you targeted ads? Don't let it spy on you
BBC mines rich seam of Strictly Come Dancing
Broadcaster prepares a range of branded products including nightwear, glitter balls and iPod covers
Facebook aims to market its user data bank to businesses
Facebook plans to boost revenues as it offers up its 150 million customers to be used as a market research tool
Elevator Pitch: Wipspace’s web home for professional creative projects
Guy Duncan founded Wipspace in 2001 as a technical platform for the film, music and advertising industries, offering project management and video hosting tools for a monthly fee. By Jemima Kiss
After Google, MediaEquals pursues ad sales
Before it scrapped its scheme for selling newspaper adverts, Google was approached by a British-based online company, Media Equals, with an offer to take over the project
Google bucks trend to post increased revenues
Chief executive Eric Schmidt says company has performed well given grim circumstances in advertising industry
Google scraps newspaper ad sales service
The search engine's scheme to sell adverts on behalf of print groups is being abandoned after failing to deliver expected results. By Bobbie Johnson in San Francisco
Don’t go with the flow – take control of it
How can news publishers maintain their values while maximising web traffic? By Andrew Currah
That dream tropical island job: website crashes, along with your dreams
If you were thinking about applying for that 'dream job' on Australia's Hamilton Island, bad news I'm afraid - the secret 's out. By Jemima Kiss