Not many people who have access to the internet HAVEN'T heard of Google. In fact, I think it would be safe to say that most everyone online has heard of it or used it. So why on earth would the most popular search engine in the world need to run a Super Bowl ad?

The fact is it doesn't NEED to, but it WANTS to. Running an ad that millions of people will see will only deepen our feelings for Google. Especially since most ads consisted of fast cars or sexist jokes or animals torturing their owners, Google had a cute little spot it could weasel into with their ad named "Parisian Love".

For the article click here.

For the Google ad "Parisian Love" click here.

uSocial has offered the people that run Twitter $500,000 to run a single banner ad on Twitter for only 24 hours. They believe that even though it looks like a huge sum of money for so little time to be exposed to the world, that their investment will be rewarded. Evan Williams, the founder of Twitter still believes that the focus of Twitter should still be the improvement of the program rather than turning to revenue yet.

http://www.telegraph.co.uk/technology/twitter/6408536/Twitter-offered-500000-to-run-advert.html

There is apparently a growing increase in people that want to put viral videos out there for products or other types of services. This way, it doesn't look so much like an advertisement and more like a personal video. even presidents are taking advantage of it! If you were interested in getting involved too here are a few things to remember.

http://taylorcuster.com/2008/03/26/the-3-most-important-rules-of-viral-videos/