ClickZ has a report that details President-Elect Obama’s online ad buy.  The article has more insights about the $8 million online media plan, but here is a condensed list of who received a little change:

• Google: $3.5 million
• Yahoo: $673,000
• Centro, a local media buying firm for local TV and newspaper site buys: $630,000
• Ad networks:  $600,000 (including AOL’s Advertising.com, Collective Media, Undertone Networks, Burst Media, Quigo, DrivePM, Pulse360, Specific Media, and online video networks Broadband Enterprises and Tremor Media)
• Facebook: $467,000 ($370,000 in September) 
• Time Warner (most likely CNN.com): $337,000
• Microsoft (MSN Search): $250,000
• Politico: $146,000 
• BET.com: $138,000
• The Weather Channel Interactive (geo-targeting): $108,000 
• Cox, which offers digital local media: $100,000
• WashingtonPost.com: $100,000.
• Community Connect, publisher of BlackPlanet.com: $61,000
• Microsoft-owned in-game ad network Massive: $44,465 
• NBA.com: $21,000 (all in September)
• MySpace: $11,500: