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Google Wins July and Users’ Loyalty
Google has won yet another month of the search engine battle for market share, according to Nielsen.
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Social Networking Women Don’t Like Data Sold to Advertisers, Subscription Fees
According to a recent survey conducted by ShesConnected, a social networking site for women, online social networking sites are important for women, especially for their professional lives, but not so much for keeping tabs on their children.
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Yahoo Mail Still Reigns Supreme, Gmail Coming on Strong
Recent figures released by comScore show that while Google’s Gmail has grown the most during the past year, Yahoo! Mail still maintains a tight grip on the e-mail service provider market.
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Lead Generation and Debt Relief Services:
In the wake of massive unsecured consumer debt and the country’s most recent economic woes, debt relief services are under scrutiny from federal regulators, state legislatures and attorneys general.
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One Size Does Not Fit All
Walking down the street today, I couldn’t help but notice a sign from the Gap advertising buy one get one free on shirts, tee-shirts, and sweaters. It’s a pretty compelling proposition to have you stop in the store, and the economic…
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Tribal Fusion Creates CPG Advisory Board
Company Re-Affirms Commitment to Vertical Markets With Board of Industry Experts
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Official LeadsCon Party hosted by Ward Media Inc.
Monday, August 17th, 2009. Open Bar @ Highbar 251 West 48th Street @ 8th Ave
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56% of Americans Accessed Internet Wirelessly
A survey conducted by the Pew Research Center’s Internet & American Life Project in April found that 56 percent of Americans said they had accessed the Internet with laptops, cell phones, game consoles and other wireless devices.
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Mobile Technologies Mostly Improve Productivity
Do the Internet and mobile technologies enhance or hinder work productivity?
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Nearly Half of Large US Companies Analyze Outbound E-Mail
According to a recent study conducted by Proofpoint, 48 percent of large U.S. companies employ staff to read or analyze outbound e-mail, 38 percent overall, and nearly a third of companies have fired an employee for violating e-mail policies in the past year.
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