ElitePartner, ein Unternehmen der Tomorrow Focus AG und Partner von Hubert Burda Media, ist das erfolgreiche Premium-Portal für die Online-Partnersuche. Das Partnerprogramm besticht in seinem Segment durch ein absolut überzeugendes Produkt.

ElitePartner, Online-Partnervermittlung mit der höchsten Akademikerquote, baut diese Position weiter aus und hat dafür seine Internetpräsenz komplett runderneuert. Die Verbesserungen reichen von einem neuen Design über einen vereinfachten Anmeldeprozess bis hin zu Features wie dem EliteRadio, Videos und zahlreichen Experten-Blogs. (more…)

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Kooperation mit web2com bei Online-Marketing-Lösungen und Crossmedia-Kampagnen

Berlin / Zürich, 9. April 2008 – zanox, globales Netzwerk für erfolgsbasierten Multichannel-Commerce, eröffnet ein neues Office in Zürich. Dabei geht zanox eine strategische Partnerschaft mit dem dort erfolgreich tätigen Online-Vermarkter web2com, Teil des weltweit tätigen Schweizer Allmedia-Vermarkters Publicitas, ein. Auf diese Weise kann das bereits mehrfach ausgezeichnete Unternehmen zanox, das in 2007 gemeinsam durch die Axel Springer AG und PubliGroupe erworben wurde, seinen eingeschlagenen erfolgreichen Expansionskurs international fortsetzen.
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This is our reminder to you. There is a war in Iraq and there are 1.3 Million dead, most of them innocent women, children and men. There are thousands who experience worried things every day. There is and was no reason for a war against innocent people. Quit the war now!

Please, all with the same opinion, share the “Blogswarm 19 th of March 2008”. Place a clear signal against the war. Copy this text and put it in your blog. Don’t buy anything on the 19th. Don’t look television and don’t listen to the radio.

At the 19 th March 2008

- Don’t buy anything
- Don’t look television
- Don’t listen to the radio

Stop war now !!

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DeSilva+Phillips, Media Investment Bankers, releases its tenth annual Report on the Media M&A Marketplace, which assesses and analyzes the near-record year of 2007 and predicting trends for 2008. 2007 was the year that the long dormant consumer magazine sector exploded with acquisitions and the long-awaited storming of digital media properties by traditional media companies finally took place. There were 135 transactions in the sector, down slightly from 2006 but more than any other year in the past ten, and deal value was $9.6 billion - less than half of 2006. DeSilva+Phillips is cautiously optimistic for media deals in 2008.

New York, NY January 29, 2008 — DeSilva+Phillips, Media Investment Bankers, releases its tenth annual Report on the Media M&A Marketplace, which assesses and analyzes the near-record year of 2007 and predicting trends for 2008. Here are the highlights.

• 135 transactions - down from the 2006 number but more than any other year in the past ten, with dramatic loss of momentum in the 4th quarter.
• Deal volume: $9.6 billion - less than half of the 2006 total.
• Strategics did 33% of the top 15 deals but 62% of dollar volume.

The Advertising Market
• The ad market lagged the economy, delivering only 0.2% growth.
• An historic event: the consumer magazine sector may overtake the newspaper sector to become the second-largest media sector, after TV.

Public Media Companies
• DeSilva+Phillips’s basket of 11 public companies declined 2.3% - the first time this century publics moved in the opposite direction to the markets.
• 3 of the basket’s companies have disappeared from the public markets.

The Top 15 Deals
• Consumer deals dominated, with 10, including the 2 biggest, Gemstar-TV Guide and Primedia’s Enthusiast Group. Consumer deals were 72% of the $8.06 billion total value of the list.
• Top B2B deals were the sales of Advanstar and ALM. 3rd biggest: Dolan Media’s IPO, 4th best performing out of 90 NYSE IPOs.

Traditional Media Using M&A to Converge with Digital
• Traditional media built digital capability on a big scale.
• Niche rather than platform acquisitions prevailed.
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One of the leading online marketplaces for the advertising industry has been rebuilt and boasts a series of new services and relevant functionality. Myadbase launched its services to the global advertising industry around two years ago and now features over 500 UK and Ireland based sellers of advertising space across media formats including magazines, online, newspapers, TV, radio and outdoor.

Cambridge, UK January 24, 2008 — One of the leading online marketplaces for the advertising industry has been rebuilt and boasts a series of new services and relevant functionality. Myadbase launched its services to the global advertising industry around two years ago and now features over 500 UK and Ireland based sellers of advertising space across media formats including magazines, online, newspapers, TV, radio and outdoor.

The revamped Myadbase.com improvements include the launch of a ’shop window’ profile page service, where advertising agencies can shout about their expertise and upload examples of creative designs from recent advertising campaigns.

Sellers of advertising space can add their own colour profile pages as well as actually placing ads for sale. A similar format of uploading information is available to advertising agencies and both services come with a range of complimentary tools when publishers and agencies sign in to their own management suite area.

Buyers from around the world can then view relevant offerings from UK and Ireland based companies and get in touch with them directly. All agencies and sellers of advertising will also get a report at the beginning of each month which shows interest levels from potential customers.

An enhanced service is free to all publishers and agencies for a period of three months from the date they register. The enhanced service includes an image, description, media pack and live links for media sellers and a similar package with the addition of creative design uploads for advertising agencies. When the trial period approaches expiration the agencies and publishers will have the option of continuing with the enhanced service for a fee to cover a full 12 months. Alternatively, they can downgrade to a basic service which still gives them a presence on the site, but does not include the ‘bells and whistles’ associated with the enhanced service.
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