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LiveRail is a promising new web service that is aiming to change the way that people think about video advertising. From what I have seen so far of this service, which is still in beta, invitation-only status, LiveRail may just be able to accomplish its task. So, what is so great about it? It all comes down to the pay-per-click advertising method that LiveRail has been able to successfully implement into its unique video platform.
To summarize what LiveRail is, it is [...]

Craigslist has long been known as the king of classifieds sites and for good reason. It is completely free of charge and utilizes a simple, no-frills design that gets the job done whether you like the look or not. Now, eBay is entering the ring with it's Craigslist rival that has finally come stateside after having operated for two years in several other countries overseas. The localized classifieds service first launched in Canada, France, Germany, Italy, China, Japan, and Taiwan [...]

Time Warner’s AOL is poised to announce production deals for new Web programming today. The new partnership will include deals with Mark Burnett (survivor), Dreamworks Animation, Madison Road, Telepictures and others. According to the story via Reuters/Yahoo! the deals will feature games based on “Shrek”, trivia games from Burnett’s “Gold Rush” and a link with the Ellen Degeneres Show allowing users to share their personal stories.
AOL CEO Randy Falco is expected to update their subscription based access to an advertising [...]

An all out gold rush is on between prospectors Google and Yahoo! The news today reveals another small victory for "old war horse" Yahoo!, as Viacom pens a deal to utilize the Yahoo Panama marketing system. With MTV, VH1, Nickelodeon, ComedyCentral.com and BET.com in tow Viacom has clearly entered the Yahoo! camp.
Viacom and Yahoo! also pointed out the potential for expanding ties to include Viacom's other 140 sites. Viacom currently has a suit against Google for $1 billion over alleged [...]