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  • American Eagle Outfitters Dangles Movie Tickets for Jean Fittings

    American Eagle Outfitters is with a new incentive that awards free movie tickets to consumers who try on a pair of jeans from its new denim line.

  • Cingular Rocks With Perks for Vans Warped Tour

    Cingular Wireless is using its sponsorship of the Vans Warped Tour 2006, a touring music festival, to provide its customers with cool perks including ring tones, VIP access, phone tattoos and more.

  • Domestic Automakers’ Incentives Plummet

    Domestic automakers spent 12% less on consumer incentives in June over the previous year indicating that the Big Three U.S. automakers (Chrysler, Ford and General Motors) have tightened the purse strings.

  • Garfield Web Site Operator Referred to FTC: CARU

    The Children’s Advertising Review Unit has referred advertising for Web sites operated by Paws, Inc., to the Federal Trade Commission after the company refused to participate in a self-regulatory process.

  • Valassis Buys Advo for $1.3 Billion

    Valassis Communications, Inc. has agreed to buy direct mail marketer Advo for $1.3 billion.

  • Leaders in Alternative Search

    There is a search engine based in Pasadena, California called Snap.com with a stated desire to become “The other way to Search”. All it takes is a click and a search or two to see how Snap.com is a true alternative to the norms of…

  • David Shteif Joins AdValiant As Director Of Business Development

    New York, NY – June 2006 – AdValiant, Inc, a leader in online interactive media, advertising and technology, today announced that Mr. David Shteif has joined as its Director of Business Development to oversee all development, service…

  • SPOTLIGHT ON.. Michael Krongel from Intermark Media

    * interview with one of the originators of the lead generation model on the internet
    * find out how online lead generation has changed since it started
    * learn what new models are coming into lead generation

  • Power Law Functions – Explaining

    At some point last year, I realized just how little I knew about the Internet. I had lived in a world that dealt originally with email advertising in newsletters to registration paths. I grew up, if you will, in a time where search had yet to prove

  • Mechanics of

    This week’s Digital Trends explores the phenomenon known as the Long Tail, a phrase and now book by Wired editor-in-chief Chris Anderson, first published as an article for the magazine he heads in October 2004. Part 1 of…