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  • Headlines from the Industry

    A review of headlines from the industry.

  • Android Gains in Smartphone Ad Requests

    According to recent figures released by AdMob, smartphones running on the Android operating system are accounting for a growing share of smartphone ad requests.

  • Oscar Buzz:: ‘Avatar,’ Jeff Bridges, Sandra Bullock Lead the Way

    If online buzz determined the Academy Awards, “Avatar” would have no trouble winning for Best Picture, according to Nielsen.

  • Small Businesses Dive into Social Media

    Social media usage among small businesses has doubled from 12 percent last year to 24 percent this year, partly helped by the weak economy, according to Network Solutions and the Center for Excellence in Service at the University of Maryland’s Robert H. Smith School of Business.

  • Videos and Social Media to be Big in E-Mail Campaigns

    According to a recent GetResponse survey, small and medium business (SMB) marketers are increasing their use of video e-mail, social media and personalization or targeting.

  • Negative Value Leads

    Couldn’t something that costs nothing have negative value? Could something free actually cost money? Given this audience, that last question should have had an asterisk. Performance…

  • PromoWorks and House Party Join to Offer Samples at Home

    PromoWorks and House Party have partnered to provide offerings for brand marketers that link in-store sampling and in-home marketing via customized programs

  • Sojern

    Those of us who make our livelihoods from advertising should rank higher than the average person if measured on a scale rating ones awareness of advertising. We should also rate higher than…

  • Your Wallet Please

    Part of me wants to believe in a quasi-Utopian view of spending money, the rational view, that people spend money wisely, on things they need, some on things they want, not spending it on things they…

  • Amazon is the Most Trusted Brand

    According to Millward Brown, a market research firm, Amazon.com was the most trusted and recommended brand in the U.S. during 2009.