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Wyndham Gives 200,000 Points for Travel in Exchange for Advice
Wyndham Worldwide is running an essay contest to find 10 adventurous individuals who will travel twice in the next year and return with advice the hotel chain can put to good use
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Five Years of Firefox
Mozilla’s very own baby, Firefox, turned five years old this week – just five and already a war veteran.
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Internet is Top Source for Sports News and Information
According to a recent survey conducted by Burst Media, the Internet is the top source for sports news and information for both men and women.
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Microsoft Takes Up a Lot of Time
In September, Microsoft Sites took up almost 15 percent of the time spent online around the globe, according to comScore’s World Metrix service.
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Small Businesses Shifting More Toward Social Media, E-Mail, Search
Less than half of small businesses are expecting higher revenues by the end of the year, according to a report conducted by Hurwitz & Associates and sponsored by Campaigner.
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Use with Caution
To flog or not to flog. That is the question, or so it seems the question for many in the performance marketing space. Already, we’ve seen a marked decrease in the number of…
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F R E E That Spells Money
You have to hand it to the marketing team at Experian Interactive’s FreeCreditReport.com division. Perhaps it is simply the amount of traditional media that I consume that makes me this way, but when I see that name, I…
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Bing Gains Market Share Again in October
In October, Bing recovered some of the market share it lost in September, according to Web analytics company StatCounter.
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Michael Jackson, Balloon Boy, a Helpful PPC Campaign and Halloween
According to a recent report released by Experian Hitwise, Michael Jackson saw a resurgence in postmortem online popularity during Halloween and was joined by Balloon Boy, Tinker Bell and Cat Woman, among others.
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Online Retail Sales Set to Grow 8%, But US Consumers Plan on Spending Less Overall
The holiday shopping season looks to be a mixed bag, as Forrester Research expects online retail sales to grow and the National Retail Federation (NRF) forecasts a decline in U.S. consumer spending.
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