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Adrants just keeps growing and special thanks goes out to those sponsors who have decided to go along for the ride. First, there’s Hugh MacLeod whose “cartoons drawn on the back of business cards” are inciteful, funny and ever so in tune with pop culture. There are four sponsors who have come to Adrants via BlogAds, the weblog ad network. There’s the American Consumer Opinion Online group which will pay consumers to share their ideas and thoughts with major corporations. There’s GoatCactus Software who is giving Apple’s GarageBand music studio a run for its money. There’s BAGnews who produces topical lunch bag cartoons and is promoting a “George Bush AWOL” campaign. There’s Oceana, a non-profit, international advocacy organization dedicated to restoring and protecting the world’s oceans who wants you to see the ads Google banned that called attention to Royal Carribean Cruise Lines alleged trash dumping. And finally, there’s Alt Terrain, who sponsors the Adrants Daily newsletter and provides alternative media and custom non-traditional marketing campaigns.

Please take a few and check them out over on the right hand side of the page or from the links in this post. Both Adrants and these companies will appreciate your doing so. OK, commercial over.

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