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  • FIFA.com Dominates World Cup Searches, Sponsors See Boost in UK Traffic

    For the four weeks ending Saturday, June 19, 2010, FIFA.com received the vast majority of traffic for the search term “world cup,” according to Experian Hitwise.

  • Featured Product

    If you live in a major city or just visit one, invariably you find yourself being approached by someone of indeterminate age selling candy, generally, in order to raise money for their high…

  • Social Media Marketing 2010

    If you’re in San Francisco on July 8th then Social Media Marketing 2010 is the event for you.

  • Life is Arbitrage

    If we had a tag cloud that monitored keywords used throughout our articles, some would stand out more than others. And were we to track the cloud over time, we would see some, not too surprising…

  • Credit Cards, Bandwidth Get in the Way, Apps Grease the Wheels for Mobile Commerce

    Mobile commerce is on the up-and-up but that doesn’t mean that it has a smooth, paved path to widespread adoption. There are serious wrinkles that need ironing, according to Retrevo and a CBSNews.com article on M-commerce.

  • Liking Their Way to The Bank

    Sometimes the world seems fairly straightforward. Coke. Diet Coke. One has calories. One doesn’t. Simple. Easy to understand. So what about Coke Zero? Tastes like Coke. Has the calories…

  • The Human Network

    If you read last week’s article, you were introduced to two very different startups in the performance marketing space. We nicknamed them brawn versus brains. The former didn’t have the fancy…

  • RevenueStreet announces release of its New Proprietary Performance Marketing Software: Effectus

    Effectus is a powerful, feature-rich, user-friendly performance marketing software. Built, using state of the art technology and resources, Effectus was built first and foremost with our affiliates and advertisers needs in mind.

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  • Facebook Users Spend More Than 6 Hours on the Site

    While nearly all of the top websites in the U.S. saw fewer time spent on their pages in May, Facebook still managed to keep its users looking at its Web pages for more than six hours, according to Nielsen.