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  • San Diego Chargers Fans to Get Digital Gift Cards

    In a show of fan appreciation, the San Diego Chargers will give 5,000 Chargers season ticket holders a customized digital gift card in the form of a CD to redeem on the Chargers’ online team store during the upcoming season.

  • Nestlé Stages Treasure Quest

    Nestlé USA is running an on-pack and online instant-win game dangling a $1 million prize.

  • A Tale of Three Duplicities

    Last issue you may recall reading “A Tale of Two Duplicities.” Now you can enjoy the third and final saga in this trilogy of Internet shenanigans!

  • SPOTLIGHT ON… Anne Mitchell from Surety Mail

    Find out how Anne started in the industry
    Learn about the origin of MAPS
    Gain a better understanding of what it takes to get your mail delivered

  • What Will Google Do Now?

    MySpace and Google have always garnered their fare share of press, and the level of inherent interest has only increased upon the announcement of their 39 month, almost one billion dollar deal to work together

  • eBay, AOL, Amazon, Yahoo, and MSN

    Chances are most of us use eBay, Amazon, and Yahoo, but they seem to have become non-players at the moment with respect to internet advertising.

  • AOL and Userplane Have a Future Together

    On Monday AOL announced that it had acquired Userplane, a provider of private chat and instant messaging software for online communities.

  • Mobile Internet Population Swells to 34.6 Million

    Telephia released a report on Monday called the “U.S. Device Consensus Report for Q2 2006.” It indicates that in June of 2006 in excess of 34.6 million consumers browsed the Internet with their mobile devices.

  • Outlook for Web 2.0 Sites is Del.icio.us

    According to a Hitwise blog post last week, Web traffic to del.icio.us has more than doubled since the social bookmarking site was purchased by Yahoo in December of 2005.

  • Saturday is Good for E-mail

    Online marketing firm eROI recently reported that open and click-through rates for marketing e-mails in the U.S. were highest on Saturdays for the second quarter of 2006. This finding breaks the trend from prior quarters.