Almost a week ago, Experian made an announcement that should have sent the online ad interest more abuzz than it appears to. Last week, they announced their intent to purchase LowerMyBills for $330 million dollars with an additional $50 million….

Digital advertising is proving to be a valuable complement to the traditional media mix. Do you have cold feet? Here are ten reasons that may be holding you back, and ten reasons why you should jump in.

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The DirectTrack Aggregate Index (DTAI) will show you trends in the industry across categories in the Networks we power. The DTAI will be updated monthly to show you trends in the industry.

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Doomsday killed Superman and in the midst before his resurrection arose two new superheroes: Steel, a kind of iron man admirer of Superman and Superboy, an adolescent clone of Superman. Early affiliate networks experienced a death…

Seemingly hard to believe, it has been less than two weeks since Elliot Spitzer launched the most public case against desktop software to date. Last week’s Trends Report looked into some of the issues surrounding the case both from a global…

In a recent issue of Digital Thoughts, we covered the central themes of Hardball, a book by George Stalk, Jr., and Rob Lachenauer. As they write, “Winners in business play rough and don’t apologize for it.” While playing rough often means…

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In the early 1990’s, scientists at the University of California at Berkeley conducted an experiment on endurance involving Norwegian field rats. The rats were placed in a tub of water, where they were forced to swim till exhaustion and finally drowning.