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CRITICAL MASS COMBINES MEDIA AND MARKETING DIVISION UNDER SVP SCOTT SHAMBERG
Critical Mass (www.criticalmass.com), an interactive services firm, part of the Omnicom Group, has appointed Scott Shamberg as senior vice president of its recently consolidated marketing and media division. He will be based in Critical Mass’ Chicago office.
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Global Ad Network Oridian Opens New York City International Business Development Office
“ROW equals ROI” – Global Ad Network Oridian Opens
New York City International Business Development Office. Oridian’s NYC office will serve US publishers seeking to monetize their global exposure. -
News From Video Professor, Inc:
Video Professor, Inc. is pleased to announce the following appointments and promotions to its Lakewood, CO based management team
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RexDirectNet and Rextopia Named in Top 50 Fastest-Growing
RexDirectNet and Rextopia Named in Top 50 Fastest-Growing
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Adtech NYC 2007 Roundup
While we can’t technically proclaim that adtech has come to a close, since the exhibit hall closed before the full conference concluded, most in our space have returned back to engage in the classic post show…
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Do Not Track – Not For Me
I finished my undergraduate degree as the Internet boom started to hit its stride, but after several entrepreneurs had already started and sold companies for tens to hundreds of millions of dollars. When I started…
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Adknowledge Acquires Media Run Divisions
Adknowledge announced today it has acquired the UK and Australian divisions of Media Run, an online advertising network focused on banner advertising with approximately 30 employees.
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News, the Broken Variety:
This episode of Broken News is brought to you by our trusted industry insider, Cauldron Larynx. Cauldron utilizes deep knowledge, deeper skills and deepest relationships to make up the most breaking and relevant news in the Affiliate Marketing sector
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Ballmer Clarifies Microsoft/Facebook Deal
In a firm declaration, Microsoft CEO Steve Ballmer asserted that the company “didn’t make a mistake” when it invested $240 million in a 1.6% stake in Facebook
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G.cn = Google.cn
Apparently, Google’s minimalist approach to search does not pertain exclusively to its home page. In China, Google has slimmed down its Google.cn domain name to G.cn.
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