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Google Sites Continue Lead in Online Video
Recent figures released by comScore Video Metrix show that Google Sites pumped up its online video market share to 31.3% in November, an increase of more than two percent from October. Almost 3 billion videos were viewed on…
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Google’s Search Share Drops in December
Google handled 56.3% of all U.S. search queries in December, which was a drop from November’s 57.7% share. Its searches per user also decreased from 40.8 in November to 37.9 in December.
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Datran Media Announces Second Annual Marketing & Media Survey Results
80% of Marketers Report Email Is Strongest Performing Media Buy Ahead of Search and Display
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Marketers Say Email Performs Better Than Search And Display
SOME 80% OF MARKETERS REPORT that email is the strongest-performing media buy–ahead of search and display ads, according to the results of a new survey from Datran Media.
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E-mail to grow, integrate more with other channels in ’08: Datran
E-mail marketing will increase in 2008, according to Datran Media, which found that 82% of the marketers surveyed said that they plan to increase their use of e-mail marketing in 2008.
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Is it 2009 Yet?
When talking about the stock market, a friend of mine recently joked, “So I take it, you too are now a long-term investor?” He joked, because as two non-savvy investors, we have lost so much since the start of this year that…
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The Bubble Is Bursting
We’d joke and say that you’d have to be Osama bin Laden to not know of the housing crisis stemming from a complete meltdown in our credit system, but then again, bin Laden probably knows more about it than we…
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News, the Broken Variety: Huge Mergers
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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WSJ.com Gives a Free Peek
Media mogul Rupert Murdoch has publicly expressed the possibility that the online version of The Wall Street Journal could offer the online public its content for free. As it stands, a year’s subscription to WSJ.com costs $79, while a dual subscription to both the site and the print version costs $99 for a year.
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Business Cycles
Taking a break from the economy for a minute, let’s think about something else typically on people’s minds this time of year, getting in shape. As it’s the start of the New Year, most people have walked by the mirror, looked…
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