LAS VEGAS, August 28, 2007: Las Vegas-based SellingSource.com, a leading provider of marketing and technology solutions for online businesses serving the specialty finance industry, has been selected as one of Inc. magazine's...
Marvel Entertainment has signed a licensing agreement with OnTrack Sports to produce a set of its accu-length expandable junior golf clubs branded with the superhero’s image and logo.
There are a lot of outrageous claims made by advertisers on the Internet, and as an affiliate, one needs to be careful not to get caught knowingly passing along bogus claims. This week the FTC announced that it has stopped a...
A few weeks ago, Nielsen//NetRatings decided to shift its focus from page views to the length of visits on Web sites. On Monday, comScore followed up with a change of its own by introducing qSearch 2.0. Google in particular will...
Facebook has grown in popularity in Australia over the past several months, according to Hitwise. By the end of July, Facebook was one of the top 20 sites visited by Aussies across every category. This is great news for Facebook...
After a video titled "Googley Blues" was made public for a short while on YouTube (before being marked "Private"), it seems that the ominous GDrive looks to be on the backburner at the Googleplex, if not totally killed.
As August nears its end, swarms of college students are thinking of what they "need" to buy for the upcoming school year. The most popular items and the places where they intend to purchase them are not surprising, but this time of...
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The past three weeks have had more than just the financial markets on edge. They have caused the whole world to take notice. Included in that group are those in the mortgage lead generation market. After years of prosperity, that...
The marketing of subprime credit cards has gone on in scale, albeit rather quietly for years. My first recollection of these cards comes in 2002 not long after the collapse of Providian and their NextCard division which made, and...
