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Odessa American

Location

Odessa, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jun 19, 2000

Page

5

Advertising on wheels expands street ads nationwide

California companies are paying drivers to wrap personal cars with ads for ice cream juice bars and Web services. Participants drive daily routes while ads cover their vehicles, with some offered free wrapped cars or 300 to 400 dollars monthly. Car owners like Linda Morrison say the ads fund auto loans and spark attention on commutes.

New York Mark Crispin Miller New York University Keith Powers Myfreecar.com California Linda Morrison San Jose Calif Morrison Sunset Boulevard Beverly Hills Patrick Boyle Mobile Engines Mark Fernandez Jamba Juice Co Los Angeles San Francisco Autowraps Inc Shifrin Autowraps Dreyer's Grand Ice Cream Inc

New archbishop installed at St Patrick’s Cathedral

Archbishop Edward Egan became the 12th head of the Archdiocese of New York at a ceremony in St Patrick’s Cathedral. The 68 year old conservative prelate led a 45 minute Mass attended by about 3 000 guests including eight cardinals, Hillary Clinton and Supreme Court justices. He will reside on Madison Avenue and has a track record opposing abortion and birth control.

NEW York Manhattan Edward Egan St. Patrick’s Cathedral Egan Archdiocese of St. Patrick’s Hillary Clinton Antonin Scalia Clarence Thomas Connecticut Madison Avenue America Joe Zwilling Bridgeport

Internet parody sparks real world business after Esquire hoax

New York AP reports Esquire April Fool joke about FreeWheelz reveals how parody can influence real ventures. Fictional firm FreeWheelz, offering free cars with ads, spurred real founders to consider buying the URL and even earned $25,000 for the domain.

New York Esquire Magazine FreeWheelz Esquire Jay Woodruff Ted Fishman Freecarcom Fishman Freecar.com Larry Butler Fishman’s New York City

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