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Online Shoppers Have Higher Expectations
Google and Facebook have set the bar high, even for online shopping sites, according to a survey released by Allurent.
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MySpace Still King, Facebook Growing Faster
Though MySpace still maintains a healthy lead over Facebook in the U.S., there are more indications that point to a shift in favor, according to a recent report released by Hitwise.
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Bloggers and Ads
Technorati ask full-time and part-time bloggers about their advertising habits and found that more than half of them ran ads on their blogs, according to the blog search company’s “State of the Blogosphere” report.
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How Will Online Advertising Fare – Part 1, The Numbers
Last week, our two part editorial on the economy looked at some of the first warning signs that only hindsight can provide, and then the current culmination of these events, from historic bankruptcies, unprecedented government…
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How Will Online Advertising Fare – Part 2, Why
The great New York Yankees player Yogi Berra is as well known for his sayings as his playing. One of his more oft-quoted phrases includes, “It’s like deja vu all over again.” Granted this comes from a person who when asked…
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Glam Interactive Group posts huge membership growth
Glam Interactive Group announced today that it has surpassed a milestone in acquiring over 700 members. The social network was created as a networking tool for women in the industry to come together and make business connections, and has demonstrated phenomenal growth since its inception in July 2007
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Brand New World Hires Digital Creative Expert Tarah Feinberg as Creative Director
Industry Veteran Joins Fast-Growing Agency, Strengthens Digital Creative Practice
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Upper Deck Issues VP Candidate Parody Cards
Upper Deck is issuing its latest set of political parody cards with caricatures later this week of vice presidential candidates Sen. Joseph Biden and Gov. Sarah Palin in special baseball card editions
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Video Placements Proliferate
Paid product placement was a particularly bright spot last year, as spending grew 33.7% to the $2.9 billion mark, from $2.2 billion in 2006, even though
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Air Support
On the marketing food chain, dancing inflatables (or wacky waving inflatable arm-flailing tubes, for you Family Guy fans) are pretty far down toward the
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