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Dennis Leibowitz, who heads Act II Partners, a media hedge fund, said there seemed to be inconsistency between Viacom's conservative guidance for next year and its ebullient comments about the strength of bookings for future advertising.

Networked Insights claims it's able to mine data from 300 million people and 1.5 billion online conversations on a monthly basis – data that enables marketers to harness insights and streamline research for future advertising campaigns.

Networked Insights says it's able to mine data from 750 million people and billions online conversations on a monthly basis, which enables marketers to harness insights and streamline research for future advertising campaigns.

Your location, way-finding through the mall, product searches and even your exposure to ambient types of advertising (did you watch that commercial?) will be captured via your mobile device and sent back to advertising data-marts to help profile you for future advertising.

As part of a general move toward overseeing potentially harmful media influences, the AMA suggests that ad agencies work with child and adolescent-focused health organizations to create guidelines for future advertising.

The company for the first time stopped revealing AOL's backlog of future advertising revenue under contract.

Techlightenment, a division of Experian and Facebook's first partner when it launched APIs for ads in 2010, has now upgraded its Alchemy platform to work more closely with Facebook's Timeline and Sponsored Stories features, a move that also puts the platform in position for any future advertising developments that Facebook has in store.

Even more ominous for NBC is what might happen to future advertising sales for the Olympics.

BBDO, which handles Aleve and Bayer aspirin, would handle any future advertising for two Bayer brands not currently being advertised: Bugs Bunny vitamins and Bactine first-aid spray.

"In that spirit," said Stuart Applebaum, a spokesman for Random House Inc., whose imprints include Random House, Doubleday, Crown and Knopf, "our publishers will also evaluate their future advertising commitments for the program".

Now the ECB would appear to have gone back to the future, advertising specifically for a head coach – although it has yet to stipulate how that will differ from Flower's previous role as team director.