Quick Byte: A newsletter from IAC Advertising Solutions: March 2008
23/6 Some of the news, most of the time
Where news and comedy junkies share a laugh

With a well-hyped launch in November 2007, 23/6 has become the cheat sheet to current events by cutting to the heart of issues – not telling you what newsmakers said, but what they meant. Developed in collaboration with Huffington Post, 23/6 reads between the lines of the today’s front pages to deliver funny, smart and sometimes ridiculous content from staff writers and over 300 celebrity contributors – including Bill Maher (Politically Incorrect) and Larry David (Curb Your Enthusiasm).

Switft Kids: The Pant Suit .

Swift Kids:
The Pant Suit

John Kerry had the Swift Boat Veterans for Truth. This year’s Democratic candidates have the Swift Kids. Which group is more brutal? Watch the video to find out.

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Very Short List
Short, sweer, and cumsumed daily
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Very Short List is a free email newsletter that singles out excellent new (and vintage) entertainment and media that haven’t been hyped to death already.

Films, TV shows, books, articles, websites, CDs, radio programs and viral videos hand picked by VSL’s respected advisory board get their day in the sun.

Sample some recent VSL selections here:

the meta-museum . the meta-museum

Two great talents that taste great together

Two great talents that taste great together



Comedy news and opinion

419,000 monthly uniques1

1.4MM monthly page views1



Ad opportunities: Standard units; pre/post-roll, integrated and companion video ads

To learn more, contact your sales rep or go to: www.iacadvertising.com/236


Source: Quantcast, February 2008, 23/6 network

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Daily insights for culture mavens

65,000+ subscribers

Audience: 39% Male/61% Female2


72% users say they read their VSL email daily2

78% said they’ve forwarded to a friend2

Ad opportunities: standard ad units, custom sponsored emails

To learn more contact your sales rep or go to www.iacadvertising.com/veryshortlist


Source: Very Short List Member Profile Study, September 2007
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