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A new kind of advertising
Source: BuzzMachine

I must go to TechMeme 30 times a day. It tracks the most-discussed topics on tech blogs. It's simple, elegant and oh-so-easy to scan and link from. Today founder Gabe Rivera launched ads. But forget banners and Google AdSense. If you want to advertise on TechMeme, pay $3000-4500 and Rivera will run your latest blog post in the sponsored posts area. Brilliant. Jeff Jarvis calls it a whole new kind of advertising.
http://www.buzzmachine.com/index.php/2006/09/25/a-new-kind-of-advertising/
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