AdOne also has introduced LogoOne, which embeds the advertiser's logo on an HTML page along with the rest of the liner ad. LogoOne pricing starts at $75 per month plus a one-time set-up fee, which starts at $495.

AdOne is on the Web at http://www.adone.com/.

In the July issue of THE COLE PAPERS, Editor and Publisher David M. Cole writes:

"NEW ORLEANS -- The muggy, hot air of the Big Easy had an unexpected, distinctive odor June 21-24 -- the days the Newspaper Association of America staged its annual newspaper technology conference and exposition, NEXPO.

"'The smell of money is in the air,' said one conference-goer."

Inside:

-- Correspondent L. Carol Christopher scans the ranks of suppliers arriving from overseas, getting a glimpse of their products and a good look at how they approach their new market -- the United States.

-- Computer-to-plate technology has advanced in bits and bytes, reports Senior Editor Pete Wetmore, but the market is still lagging in adopting the next step in pagination -- because it hasn't finished taking the first step.

-- Imagine: Newspaper departments talking one to the other, nicely, about sharing information and helping customers. 'Twould be nice, suppliers of enterprise-wide databases say. Nice indeed, suggests Correspondent Christopher J. Feola. Then they could sell some wares.

-- Put together enough enhancements, and you'll have a new product. NEXPO '97 saw many new enhancements, but few new products. The COLE PAPERS staff has rounded up a passel of improvements, from ad side to TV Land.

-- Ms. Freebies Police returned to her COLE PAPERS acquisitions enforcement role: Hit up each booth for its best trinket, bauble, giveaway or widget, then gather the group to Bless the Best. As always, Correspondent John Bryan presents this year's nuggets from a genuine cornucopia of freebies.

To subscribe and receive a copy of the July issue of THE COLE PAPERS, surf to http://www.colegroup.com/.

-- Fox Valley Press, a division of Copley Newspapers based in Plainfield, Ill.: Genera Advertising System -- 54 Cyber$ell ad sales workstations, two CyberCla$$Page classified pagination workstations and CyberARTS (Cybergraphic Advertising Replicated Transaction Server) for SQL reporting -- and interfaces to Fox Valley's Macintosh-based display ad makeup system, an EdgCapture credit card authorization system from Edgil Associates Inc. of North Chelmsford, Mass., and a GEAC AIM billing system from Geac Publishing Systems of Tampa, Fla.

-- SUN HERALD, Biloxi, Miss. (48k, morning): Cybergraphic Genera Advertising System -- 15 Cyber$ell ad selling workstations, 2 CyberCla$$Page Classified pagination workstations -- and integration of fax server technology and interfaces to EdgCapture credit card authorization system and the GEAC AIM billing system. The SUN HERALD will migrate from an existing Atex classified system.

-- MILWAUKEE JOURNAL SENTINEL (309k, morning): Genesis II Advertising System -- 120 Genesis II ad sales workstations, 3 CyberCla$$Page classified pagination workstations and CyberARTS -- along with a future upgrade to a Genera SQL server and Cyber$ell client software.

Cybergraphic is on the Web at http://www.cybergraphic.com.au/.

The Multiple Listing Service previously has been available in Central Florida only on proprietary computer systems used by Realtors and on Realtor web sites. The database hadĘ12,000 listings last year. Under the agreement, Realtors will pay as little as $64 to list all of their homes on Digital City for a year.

CANADA -- TORONTO STAR, Toronto, Ontario (250k, morning)

OVERSEAS -- Telegraph Group, London, England (1.2m, morning)

In other sales:

-- AUSTIN (Texas) AMERICAN STATESMAN (178k, morning): A 235-seat editorial, display ad and graphics system to be installed in two phases.

DT is on the Web at http://www.dtint.com/.

Geac is on the Web at http://www.visionshift.geac.com/.

-- THE OREGONIAN, Portland, Ore. (440k, morning): 250-seat NewsMaker editorial system, XP-21 server software with Replication, NewsMaker pagination software licenses, upgrades to existing Harris 2100 pagination workstations to Windows-based NewsMaker pagination, and IMAGES (Image Management and Graphics Enhancement System).

CANADA -- GLOBE AND MAIL, Toronto, Ontario (363k, morning): CASH classified advertising system, C-PAG classified pagination software, DASH display ad software, PageTrak software, XP-21 server software with Replication, several NewsMaker pagination PCs and IMAGES.

Harris is on the Web at http://www.harris.com/.

Mission Critical is on the Web at http://www.mctinc.com/.

THE SUN's 14-year-old Tandem TXP servers will be replaced by six Tandem K2000 RISC-based servers while 120 legacy Coyotes will be replaced by special new Coyote/3 XA clients, with ActiveX and Visual Basic tools.

The upgrade includes CZAR II (Complete Zoning and Rating) ad zoning software; SII Gateway, to link SII with the Internet and other remote sources; Builder2.0, a product jointly developed with Pantheon Inc. of Seattle, to manage and post classifieds on the Web; FaxAction, which will enable THE SUN to electronically process ad submissions by fax, e-mail, electronic file transfer or scanned text; SII's SCP 1.5 classified pagination, and SCOOP:Router/OPI 1.2.2 for output management.

SII is on the Web at http://www.sii.com/.

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