Million pixel entrepreneur launches ad page lotto
10.15am: The student entrepreneur who made a million dollars selling ad space on his own site launched his latest web project today. By Jemima Kiss.
Digital audience poorly sold, radio and papers told
8am: Radio and newspapers are failing to exploit their growing digital audiences, a report says. By Mark Sweney.
Web ads necessary, BBC news staff told
5.30pm: BBC global news director Richard Sambrook has said that ads on the international news website can't be avoided. By Jemima Kiss.
Leah Culver’s ad-supported laptop
A new Mac Book Pro is on my Christmas list but, sigh, it's just not very likely to materialise. Programmer Leah Culver decided to take things into her own hands and fund her new 15" Mac Book Pro by selling laser-etched ad space on the lid for $150 per square inch. What a cracking idea, dammit!
Yahoo! to share classified ads with US local newspapers
Yahoo! has signed a deal with seven US newspaper groups allowing it to share classified advertising and content with more than 150 local papers. By Mark Sweney and Jemima Kiss.
Yahoo! to share ads and content with newspapers across US
12.15pm: Yahoo! has signed a 'transformational deal' with seven US newspaper groups to share ads and content with local papers. By Mark Sweney and Jemima Kiss.
Tories target younger voters
8am: A viral ad campaign featuring distinctly un-Tory language will be part of David Cameron's campaign to reach out to youth. By Steve Busfield.
BBC moves closer to online ads
11.15am: Controversial proposals to put advertising on the BBC's international websites have been approved by senior management. By Jemima Kiss.
More online ad growth to come, says Yahoo! chief
IAB conference: Yahoo! chief Terry Semel has said that, despite the already meteoric rise in online advertising, its potential is being underestimated. By Mark Sweney.
WPP buys into US web ad agency
3.15pm: WPP has taken a stake in Los Angeles-based Spot Runner, the first internet-based advertising agency. By Fiona Walsh.
Google muscling in on radio ads?
This was touched on when Google announced another trial of print ads on Monday, but the search behemoth will also launch a trial of radio ads by the end of the year that could help it muscle in on the $20 billion radio ads market in the US.
TV not losing out to Google, say analysts
8am: Google's seemingly inexorable rise is not the primary cause of the TV advertising problems at ITV or Channel 4, according to senior media figures. By Mark Sweney.