[...] say.) The site’s revenue is entirely derived from advertising, which I’ve written about previously, so TPM will look for its new reporting staff to provide a significant traffic boost, [...]

[...] time we checked in with Talking Points Memo, which was December, the political news site planned to get serious about [...]

[...] previously director of Yahoo’s political advertising unit, which makes sense because TPM is planning to sell targeted ads for its DC readership. Meanwhile, The Chicago Tribune made a very creative ad sale for its 404 [...]

[...] TPM Sees Room for Growth Through Geotargeted Advertising, Zachary M. Seward, Neiman Journalism Lab [...]

[...] The Tisch Gazette, anyone? But Josh Marshall, whose Talking Points Memo is a for-profit and profitable news outlet, articulated in a speech last year why the non-profit model should never be considered [...]

[...] TPM Media, founded by Talking Points Memo blogger Josh Marshall, which has about a dozen employees, is hoping to expand in 2009 through micro-targeted advertising. And despite the decline of traditional newspaper advertising [...]

[...] TPM sees room for growth through geotargeted advertising » Nieman Journalism Lab » Pushing to the … While many media outlets are slashing budgets and wringing their hands, Talking Points Memo is going the opposite route. Big and bold, they are unrolling a new advertising plan that rests on geotargeting, "specifically to readers in the D.C. metro area, where TPM says it is widely read by Democratic staffers and others who will control the White House and Congress in an Obama administration." [...]

[...] did a long interview with the new and excellent NiemanJournalismLab at Harvard on TPM’s business model and our plans for [...]