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Category: cars
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How much is one kilo of your car? How dense is it? How much is every horsepower? How does ground clearance relate to top speeds? Find out at http://www.wheels-by-kilos.softwarespecies.com/. Yes, this is the ugly truth that car makers have been hiding from you. :)
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Category: V-Lodge
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There are several ways to classify the marriages of ads and games, and we have an article coming up dedicated to the topic. But today we'll dissect another pet: the philosophy of marriages. Why is it relevant to in-game ads? Let's find out.

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Category: V-Lodge
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Electronic Arts, a leading publisher of games that we sometimes love and sometimes hate, is spicing "Need for Speed Carbon" and "Battlefield 2142" with dynamic ads.

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Category: V-Lodge
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Immersing into realities different from our own is sometimes called escapism because, in part, we do it to escape the stresses and disappointments of everyday life.

We do it with books, movies, and, of course, computer games. These worlds are attractive not only because of the cultural magic they carry along: there are set rules and guidelines that you can follow to reach certain satisfying goals. This is especially obvious with games where the rules are mostly simple, work as expected and are designed to please the consumer (pixel hunting isn’t a rule, so we won’t get into it here.)

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Category: V-Lodge
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"Consume this," television ads seem to be saying, "or else!" No matter how many Cannes Lions they get, these flicks all have a feel of push-down-their-throats attitude.

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Category: V-Lodge
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The rapid decline of traditional online advertising circa 2000 and after that year only has technical and very limited relation to the failed economy of dotcoms. Online advertising has been declining because the Internet users were getting more educated and annoyed. Finally, the ubiquitous banners got banished by ad blindness to the realm of extremely low click-through rates.

A new form of advertising came in the place of plain banners – contextual advertising. Tying products and services to context in which these products and services have the highest probability of being purchased isn't really new, so bringing the technique onto the Internet's playground was only natural. The most successful example of implementing contextual advertising, in terms of profits made, is Google with its AdSense and AdWords.

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