... and when not. How to handle Advertisers on your website, who to accept and who to reject. Tips and Tricks.This video is a reaction to blog comments at ReveNews.com where somebody suggested to pull the ads of an advertiser on the website, who had bad press because of seemingly unethical business practices, this advertiser is involved in.Should you ever pull ads, even if the advertiser would like to continue advertising on your website? Is this a ethical question or should normal economic principles need to dictate the decision?8 minutes brabble of mine that comments on some of the responses to the suggestion made by one reader plus my own thoughts.The post itself, where the question was raised is not related to this question, but it can happen that a discussion in the comments goes off track to another topic.Here is the link to the original post http://www.revenews.com/bradwa ler/reason-4837-why-this-industry-needs-an-association/The mentioned “Editors Code of Preferred Editorial Practices” can be found here http://www.asbpe.org/about/code.htmThis video can be downloaded in AVI format at http://www.mediafire.com/?mte3 jm14zoCheers!Carsten Cumbrowski http://www.cumbrowski.com/
Sean McGonigle, Director of Regeneration for New East Manchester, responds to the news that the East Manchester Advertiser (the local free paper) is moving out of its offices in Beswick
Mike Blinder hosted a workshop sponsored by a local newspaper. Over 100 business owners attended this two hour breakfast meeting. You can host a similar workshop at your media company!
Mike Blinder hosted a workshop sponsored by a local newspaper. Over 100 business owners attended this two hour breakfast meeting. You can host a similar workshop at your media company!
Ormskirk and Skelmersdale Advertiser's video exclusive with our Sports Personality of the Year 2007 professional golfer David Shacklady giving his top tips to play like a pro.For all the latest news and more Advertiser videos, log onto www.ormskirkadvertiser.co.uk and www.skelmersdaleadvertiser.co.uk
HE'S only 15-weeks old but Brayden Haynes-Mawdsley is already a soap star.Brayden, who lives with his mum Hailey Mawdsley and dad Christopher Haynes, both 20, in Tanhouse, Skelmersdale, has landed a role in Channel 4's soap Hollyoaks. Now he will be stealing scenes from the likes of Nick Pickard who has played Tony Hutchinson in the soap since it began 13 years ago. Brayden is playing Max, characters Tony and Jacqui's surrogate baby, and has been busy filming at the Hollyoaks set in Childwall for the last six weeks.For the full story and more Advertiser videos, log onto www.ormskirkadvertiser.co.uk and www.skelmersdaleadvertiser.co.uk
