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Jib Jab's "Some Campaignin'" Scores Million-Plus Views

Viral video pioneer JibJab appears to have another presidential campaign-themed hit on its hand, as it's latest parody clip “Time for Some Campaignin,” released on Wednesday (July 16),  generated well over a million views in its first 24 hours on the Web.

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Meebo Brings Ads to IM Conversations

Rolls out a new ad format that places ad messages between user responses

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YouTube Tivo

YouTube Partners With TiVo

Beginning today, TiVo will offer thousands of its subscribers the ability to stream YouTube videos

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TM Digital Vet Goes to Richards

TM Advertising chief innovation officer James Hering has left the shop to join independent The Richards Group

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'L Word' Virtual World in Works

Will be the first to use Electric Sheep's new WebFlock, a Flash-based solution that eliminates the lengthy downloads

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Heads of Desperate Housewives, Grey's Anatomy, Lost, Ugly Betty, Brothers & Sisters, Dirty Sexy Money and Eli Stone address the TCA.

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Mr. TV 7/14

Mr. Hollywood

Although there is still no definitive answer on whether or not the actors will strike, at this point it is too late to cancel the Press Tour. But noticeably different this year will be fewer newer series panels (only 17 shows are launching this fall versus 29 last year).

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