Surely the best message we can derive from the Dr. Robert Jarvik episode is that it may be time to rethink the advertising of prescription drugs

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Visitors to AgencySpy and AdScam, two sharp-tongued advertising industry blogs, posted comments blaming the sites for contributing to ad executive Paul Tilley's suicide.

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Hillary Clinton keeps trying to dismiss Barack Obama's appeal as emotional. But behind that ethereal presence he's a wonky lawyer, just like Hillary.

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Industry analysts say it has become more important than ever to understand the psyche of consumers.

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Nielsen wants households to let it eavesdrop on Web surfing and cellphone use, but it is finding it a tough sell.

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The mortgage crisis has put "for sale" signs in front of houses across the country — including so-called McMansions — the large, expensive, often tasteless homes that have taken up so much suburban space over the last couple of decades.

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Marketers will spend an estimated $1.6 million for a 30-second spot during the program, and many are planning to run ads previously unseen by consumers.

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Cupids take note: more women are shunning wearing fragrances in favor of their own natural scent.

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Although small businesses with a Web presence are still a minority, small business owners who do venture online say the experience is worth it, although it can have a steep learning curve.

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Yahoo said it has paid $160 million to acquire Maven Networks, an Internet company that sells a system for managing advertisements in online videos.

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While everyone worries about thin female models, designers embrace the skinny man.

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The Internet, digital video recorders, mobile devices and other technologies are giving a strong postgame presence to the annual roster of Super Bowl commercials.

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The Mac may be the cooler computer, but aren't there more PC users in the world?

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Dr. Robert Jarvik's appearance in television ads for Lipitor has helped rekindle a smoldering debate.

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In a post on its Web site, Google said that the proposed deal could pose threats to "innovation and openness" on the Internet.

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An assessment of some of the high and low points among this year's Super Bowl ads.

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A concentrated burst of advertising is highlighting the diverging financial fortunes of the two parties.

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A concentrated burst of advertising is putting the candidates' strategies out in the open and is highlighting the diverging financial fortunes of the two parties.

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Advertising and media executives said that Google has become so dominant in the online advertising market that a combined Microsoft and Yahoo might be the only way to produce a legitimate competitor.

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No matter how rough the action gets when the New England Patriots meet the New York Giants, the advertisers will be playing nice.

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As Subway strikes back at mockery in a Quiznos-sponsored video contest, it has sparked a novel legal question: Who's liable for the videos' claims?

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It is typically easier to weave a product into an episode of a reality show like "American Idol" than into a scripted series like "Grey's Anatomy" or "Two and a Half Men."

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The ousted editor of The Los Angeles Times on Monday argued that cost cuts, a lack of investment and an aversion to serious news is damaging the newspaper industry.

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As Hillary Rodham Clinton focuses elsewhere, her husband has been engaged in a war of words with her rival Barack Obama in South Carolina.

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For Web video, lunchtime has become the new prime time, and media companies have started responding.

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