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NEW YORK - US web publishing giants including the New York Times have lined up to take legal action against online advertising sales house Gator, accusing it of unlawfully putting ads on their websites.
Ntl has been rapped for the 11th time in a year by the Advertising Standards Authority for producing misleading ads. The company was asked to seek copy advice after consumers complained that press advertising for its broadband internet access was contradictory. - General release.
NEW YORK - The future of Salon.com, the online culture magazine, is in doubt after a filing from its auditor revealed that the company, which is failing to generate strong revenue streams, was in need of a fresh cash injection.
HONG KONG - Lastminute.com, the online travel retailer, has launched a Japanese version of its website, in a move to expand its global presence to 10 countries.
The World Cup has been the most popular online sports event in history, according to Nielsen/NetRatings, with users from Austria, Germany and Hong Kong spending the most time accessing the official FIFA World Cup site. A total of 3.7 million people from 17 countries monitored have logged onto the site.
Internet search engine Ask Jeeves has appointed Profero to its online planning and buying account.
A TV ad in which BT engineers round up a stray rhino, an American football squad and a ballroom dancing team on a suburban street, will form the focus of the telecoms giant's attempt to woo UK consumers to its broadband internet service this autumn.
Xbox is overhauling its pan-European brand site Playmore.com just three months after launch because it has failed to ignite the interest of gaming enthusiasts.
