September 2008 - Page 24 of 39

Buying Loyalty

Those who have worked in the performance marketing space for many years will recall when True.com first came to market. At the time, the dating offer scene had its way of doing things – the established players…

Google Isn’t As Smart As We Think

It’s not often you listen to a panel that contains a CEO of a large B2B lead generation platform play and a founder of a company whose entire business still comes from incentive marketing. Throw in a travel…

Common Denominator

The concept of common denominators is something we all learned about in elementary school, and like many elementary school lessons – cursive handwriting, long division by hand and finger painting – some of us may require a quick refresher course.

Intrepid Investments Announces Purchase of Q Interactive from Landmark Communications

Intrepid Investments, LLC, a merchant bank focused on investing in technology and companies that use the Internet as an integral part of their revenue generation strategy, today announced it has purchased Q Interactive, a leading digital marketing provider.

Obama Trumps McCain in Online Buzz

Recent figures released by Nielsen Online showed that despite all the recent buzz surrounding Republican vice-presidential candidate Governor Sarah Palin of Alaska, the online buzz was still focused largely on the presidential candidates: Senators Barack Obama and John McCain.

Google Chrome Market Share Hovers Around 1%

There were various updates concerning Google Chrome’s market share in the browser realm late last week following its September 2nd release date

Firefox 3.1 Alpha 2 Launched for Developers

In the dust trailing behind the big news of Google’s Chrome browser stood the unveiling of Mozilla’s Firefox 3.1 Alpha 2 for developers.

Intergi’s Video Game & Entertainment Advertising Network

Intergi’s Video Game & Entertainment Advertising Network
Has Largest Potential Reach in U.S. According to Newest comScore DataTargeted Ad Network Has Potential Reach of More Than 52.4 Millions Unique Users a month,

Smartphone Sales Slow Down, RIM Looks Strong

While Gartner recently indicated that 32.2 million smartphones were sold in the second quarter of 2008, a 15.7% increase compared to the second quarter of 2007, it showed a slower pace than what the 60% growth rate observed earlier in the year.