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Subject: Re: UKNM: Any I-Marketing historians out there?
From: Pete Robins
Date: Fri, 22 Jan 1999 19:06:17 GMT

Paul,

Well, I can help on part 1.

This was produced and bought by Modem Media's John Nardone, who is now one of
our International Directors and head of media research. It was for AT&T and
indeed ran on Hotwired, although I don't recall what it was actually
advertising or if it's still around somewhere in our vaults. It did get a
very, very good click through though!

By my reckoning, that means MM.PT have been buying media online longer then
anybody else! <sorry, small plug intended>.

Pete

Paul English wrote:

> I'm looking for two pieces of information relating to ancient Internet
> advertising history.
>
> 1) When and where did the first banner ad appear on the Internet
> (HotWired 1994?). What was being advertised? Who produced it? Is it
> available somewhere?
>
> 2) When and where did the first banner ad appear (HotWired 1994?) in
> Europe (or in a specific European country). What was being advertised?
> Who produced it? Is it available somewhere?
>
> I'd be happy to buy a fine Trappist ale for anyone with the right answer
> to either question (next time you're in Brussels).
>
> Cheers,
> Paul
>

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Pete Robins
Media Manager
Modem Media . Poppe Tyson - London
tel UK (0) 171 878 5715
probinsatmmpt [dot] co [dot] uk

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