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Where's the story here. An ad on a webpage, how fresh.

Do you think this is going to be a new trend?  My hometown newspaper
site, startribune.com, recently sold
the background to GM for a "Live
Green, Go Yellow" campaign.  They also had the top right banner and
other banners throughout the site.  You can view the

cached site thanks to Google.  I am sure this campaign was quite
successful, but I think it is a bit of a sell out on Star Tribune's part. 
Thoughts?

Hey Frank...tell me the size and cost of the ad unit on the web page.

Since you're so 'fresh', please enlighten us. I will give you a hint - I'm not talking about the leaderboard, skyscraper, cubes, etc.

Please create a story for us Frank...since Steve wasn't able to write a f@#$ing novel about it so shmucks like you could see past the obvious.

I need to beat Steve to this one - FOR FUCK's SAKE PEOPLE!

Heh...you did beat me to it, Tmoney:-) Frank, I'm talking about the watermark background. Not the banner ads. Look at the page again.

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