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  • Any Way You Cut it, Google Owned February

    Google continued its dominating ways in February as it grew its market share year-over-year, according to comScore, Nielsen Online and Hitwise.

  • Internet = Productivity?

    This is a sample of the popular online destinations that many would consider distracting — especially during the workday.

  • Mobile Access to News and Information Doubles in Popularity

    According to figures released earlier this week by comScore, nearly 22.4 million U.S. mobile phone users accessed news and information (excluding social networking) on a daily basis in January, reflecting a huge boost from last year.

  • The Ins and Outs of Lead Caps on Campaigns

    Many affiliate marketers have experienced the recent trend of lead caps on campaigns. A hot new offer is launched within a network, with a specific number of leads rationed out to affiliates per day.

  • Neverblue Goes Global

    Neverblue, a premier lead generation network, today announced its international expansion into Western Europe with a special focus on Germany, France and the United Kingdom.
    As a leading

  • Econsultancy and MediaTrust Publish First US Affiliate Census

    MediaTrust and Consultancy have today published the first US Affiliate Census, containing in-depth research about the performance marketing industry.

  • Iron Traffic Named Performance Agency of Record for PhotoCubbie

    Iron Traffic, a leading performance marketing company, has been named Agency of Record for PhotoCubbie (http://www.photocubbie.com), the new photo printing service where you can upload, share, organize and print your digital photos.

  • Opportunity Cost, or Opportunity Lost?

    We’ve all seen the rise and fall of various trends, whether through online marketing or traditional advertising. Those that invest their time and resources into testing new methods consistently prove themselves as industry leaders.

  • Direct Mail Declines for the First Time

    According to recent data released by the Winterberry Group and Mintel Compermedia, direct mail spending and volume declined for the first time in 2008 since it was first tracked in 1945.

  • Social Networking Overtakes E-Mail

    A report published earlier this week by Nielsen Online indicated that social networks and blogs are now the fourth most popular online activity.