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  • Crown Royal Bows Collector’s Items Tied to NASCAR

    Crown Royal is out with a line of limited-edition packaging tied to its association with NASCAR.

  • P&I Postscript

    SOCIETY OF INCENTIVE & TRAVEL EXECUTIVES: (SITE) has opened its first regional office in Europe. The office

  • WOM marketing

    I’ve read a lot of articles lately on Word-Of-Mouth marketing. In fact, on Valentine’s Day there was an article in Media Post’s Online Media Daily that spoke about the company BzzAgent, who sells access to a “hive of

  • Keywords are KEY

    So you’ve decided to start a Pay Per Click campaign and have opened accounts with Yahoo Search Marketing and Google AdWords. Now what?

  • Are Internet Tolls Ahead?

    Just like highways, the Internet experiences heavy traffic. Up until now, the one thing that differentiated regular highways and the Internet was that no matter how much traffic there was, the Internet never required anyone to pay tolls in order to avoid major streams of traffic.

  • Google Desktop 3 Creates Privacy Concerns

    Google’s new beta version of its Google Desktop 3 allows users to transfer information from one computer to another, essentially allowing them “access to anything from anywhere,” as Gartner analyst Allen Weiner put it. In order to utilize this service, users must agree to allow Google to store the data on their servers for no more than 30 days.

  • Search Engine Revolution on the Horizon?

    The words “search engine” have become virtually synonymous with Google and maybe even Yahoo! and Microsoft. These Web leviathans have dominated the search engine scene and it is difficult to imagine it any other way. But is there a revolution that will usurp these three kings of their thrones?

  • Google Under Fire, But Search Is Strong

    Could the Sports Illustrated Jinx, where teams and athletes featured on the cover famously floundered soon after publication; have spread to their fellow Time, Inc.

  • Demand Service With Your On-Demand Software

    On Demand! We want it here, we want it now. Hell, we want it yesterday. Considering the instantaneous nature of the Information Age, these requests are reasonable to make of any technical solutions provider.

  • Make it like Google!

    Web designers – what a difficult job. Having to listen to marketers, systems, and business development folk harp on about what they want a page to look and ‘feel’ like.