* Click2Asia, Los Angeles, to Admerasia, New York, to handle the first offline account of the Web site.
The offline account is handled by a sibling, BBDO South, Atlanta.
* USLaw.com, Silver Spring, Md., a Web site that offers legal information, to Adworks, Washington, to handle its first offline account.
* Petplace.com, New York, an online information resource about pets, to BBDO New York, part of the BBDO Worldwide unit of the Omnicom Group, as the first agency to handle the offline account.
* FusionOne, San Jose, Calif., which creates devices that allow data to be updated across computers, to Black Rocket, San Francisco, as the first agency to handle its offline account, and SF Interactive, San Francisco, as the first agency to handle online duties.
QueRico.com, Chicago, a Web site that offers ethnic products to Spanish-speaking consumers that is a division of EthnicGrocer.com, to HispanAmerica, New York, part of the Rapp Collins Worldwide division of the Omnicom Group, to handle its online and offline account; offline duties had been at the San Jose Group, Chicago.
Forbes.com, a Web site operated by Forbes Inc., said yesterday that it had named Orb in New York to handle its online and offline advertising account.
And Vault.com in New York, a career information and development Web site with investors like American Lawyer Media and Hollinger International, named Mad Dogs and Englishmen in New York to its first online and offline advertising account, with billings estimated at $5 million.
Vault.com in New York, a career information and development World Wide Web site, has narrowed a review for its first online and offline advertising account, with billings estimated at $5 million to $10 million.
