Podcast ad network launches with syndication deal

By John Borland
Staff Writer, CNET News

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Kiptronic, a San Francisco-based company providing audio advertising for podcasters, launched Tuesday with a deal to provide services for Liberated Syndication, a hosting network that currently supports several thousand podcasts.

The young advertising company allows advertisers to choose podcasts to advertise by topic or individual program. Any podcaster can sign up for the service.

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Text -> Audio -> Video

by January 17, 2006 3:06 PM PST

Newspapers, Radio, TV. HTML, Podcasting, Video-casting. When sites like http://www.vobbo.com/ becomes very popular, the online video ad market will surpass podcasting again.

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Test blogs are dumb enough....
by Earl Benser January 18, 2006 3:39 AM PST: .... we don't need to over-prove the point with audio and video; Like this

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