Adrants Billboards: Mastercard Offers Hello Kitty Branded Debit Card

  • Mastercard is following the Hello Kitty crowd as they grow up by offering a Hello Kitty branded debit card. While not as cuddly as the actual Hello Kitty, it’s sure make Mastercard some nice coin.
  • Indicating there are still Americans who care about politics, Nielsen released figures showing 62.5 million tuned in for the Bush/Kerry debate last Thursday night.
  • Weblog search engine Technorati is now running contextual keyword ads syndicated through GetFound.
  • Making ad banners more effective for the advertiser and more flexible for the user, Pointroll is offering tools such as email reminders, bookmarks and calendar download features allowing users to send themselves reminders to check out the advertiser later.
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