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We’ll shortly be landing at Minneapolis Airport. Media Tonic would like to announce that they now represent the AirAsia network in Western Australia. It’s the largest low-cost air carrier in Asia; around 37,000 Australians fly AirAsia each month. Passengers skew towards medical professionals, government, military, education and self-employed. There are onground advertising opportunities such as boarding passes and booking tickets. You’ll be able to access the airline’s e-newsletters (over a million subscribers) and advertise on booking confirmation emails.

Onboard promotion can include decorated tray tables, overhead lockers, flyers, napkins, in-flight magazine and television advertising as well as product sampling. And the online opportunities are substantial. You’ll be able to run campaigns in the Air Asia portal which has more than twice the reach of the Qantas site – 20 million unique visitors in the last monthly figures we’ve sighted. Importantly, you can do geo-targeting and you can be language-specific.

Everything from decorating beverage cups to sign-writing an entire aircraft (example of the Oakland Raiders’ AirAsia plane above). Onground, onboard and online. One of the most flexible products we’ve seen. Worth discussing? Call David (Air) Fare or Mark Sydney (Stopover) Treasure on 9388 7844. They’ll be on their laptops.

WWTDD

It is with great pleasure that Media Tonic draws to your attention the list of the 30 most salacious celebrity gossip blogs on the Internet. Starting of course with PerezHilton but including Dlisted, Blabberstar, TheSuperficial, the Australian site Defamer, ohNoTheyDidnt and of course, celebrity-babies.com.

There is some suggestion in the comments that iDontLikeYouInThatWay.com is just a copy of WWTDD.com (WhatWouldTylerDurdenDo?) but that’s just snarky.