ONLINE-ADS>> Microsoft and Ad Size Standards

'Doc' Don Taylor (docdon_at_pobox.com)
Tue, 18 Feb 1997 15:51:32 -0500 (EST)

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Grrr! Now Microsoft, through it's ad agency, is trying to
strong-arm the IAB's banner size "standards"

Article at http://www.mediacentral.com/Magazines/MediaDaily

I guess that excludes ILE sites, which as I remember have
their own size.

***[MODERATOR's NOTE: The above URL leads to a page with several stories
on it, which will change by the time many of you read this. In case you
need to go looking for it, the name of the story is:

"Microsoft Warns Sites to Comply with IAB Standards By March 1"

The exact URL is:

http://www.mediacentral.com/Magazines/MediaDaily/Archive/1997021800.html#08

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