Commercial transactions between an organisation and other organisations.

E-commerce transactions between an organisation and consumers.

A blog (a short form for weblog) is information that is instantly published to a Web site.
Blog scripting allows someone to automatically post information to a Web site. The information first goes to a blogger Web site.
Then the information is automatically inserted into a template tailored for your Web site.

(Outdoor) Advertising structures which house illumination in a box to throw light through translucent advertising printed on plastic or heavy duty paper for higher visibility, especially at night.

(Outdoor) Technology similar to supermarket's UPC symbols whereby locations, postings, and other information can be scanned and checked by electronically "reading" bar code information.
Used for labour-saving, error-free operations as well as for performance verification of contracts.

A service where you can buy advertising space through an auction system.
Each potential buyer will set a value above the starting price set by the seller and other buyers can then bid until the deadline for each item has been reached.
The winning bidder will be the one who has entered the highest offer when the deadline has been reached.

In outdoor media, a billboard is an advertising structure. In broadcast, sponsor mentions given to an advertiser in return for a major commitment to a program, usually to one that purchases multiple commercials within a program (i.e., a "sponsor" of the program).

When an illustration extends beyond the trim edge of the paper, and the paper is cut down to correct size after printing.

The geographic area within which a signal from an originating station can be received.

(BTA) Commercials which are scheduled by the station to run at the best available time after all other sponsor commitments are met, usually at night or on weekends.