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June 30, 2004

Advertising on TMN

Very exciting to announce: TMN now has text-ads (see today’s headlines)! It’s a plan we’ve been working on for months, so it’s nice to see it finally enacted. Here’s the deal:

—One text-ad will be randomly selected to be served with every batch of the headlines viewed. Click here to find out how you can buy a text-ad to showcase just about anything linkable on the web! Our pricing structure (from $10 to hundreds of thousands of MILLIONS) is fit for bragging about your blog, selling your magazine’s subscriptions, telling the world about your homemade dog-parkas, or proposing to your boyfriend! (That last one’s probably not a great idea.)

—Why is TMN a great fit for your advertising plan? Click here to read about our statistics, position, and readership, but know that you’re getting your ad in front of more than a million eyeballs a month, in one of the magazine’s most well-read features. Plus, you can track your clicks and impressions with a personal account and customize your ad at any time.

—A note on our ethics: I can’t say it any more strongly than we’ve stated on the Advertising page, but I’ll repeat it here: TMN’s writers, editors, and staff will have no idea what ad may appear alongside any piece of content (as with the Google ads on the story pages), and will never write, edit, or publish any piece of content with any ad in mind. It is wholly in TMN’s worst interests to do so, entirely against its ethics and principles, and we will hang our integrity on this point for our readers’ faith in the magazine’s value and survival.

—Thanks to Dan Benjamin at Automatic Labs for developing the software that runs this whole shebang. We appreciate his wisdom.

If you have any questions, . Please know that we will be fine-tuning the system slow but sure.




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