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Facebook is Costly for Australia
Facebook has grown in popularity in Australia over the past several months, according to Hitwise. By the end of July, Facebook was one of the top 20 sites visited by Aussies across every category. This is great news for Facebook…
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GDrive Looks Dead
After a video titled “Googley Blues” was made public for a short while on YouTube (before being marked “Private”), it seems that the ominous GDrive looks to be on the backburner at the Googleplex, if not totally killed.
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Online Back-to-School Shopping
As August nears its end, swarms of college students are thinking of what they “need” to buy for the upcoming school year. The most popular items and the places where they intend to purchase them are not surprising, but this time of…
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News, the Broken Variety: Billz
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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American Express Offers Back-to-School Incentives
American Express is playing off the back-to-school shopping time period with an incentive tied to its gift cards
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Walgreens Promo Gives Away Tickets to AARP Expo
Walgreens has partnered with American Association of Retired Persons in a promotion to get its customers to attend its annual event.
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Carlson Marketing Launches Digital Music Rewards
Carlson Marketing is offering a new option to redeem loyalty points via a digital music store.
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Norwegian Cruise Line Named Official Cruise Line of PGA Tour
Norwegian Cruise Line and the Professional Golfers’ Association have teamed up in a marketing partnership that names Norwegian as the official cruise line of the PGA Tour and Champions Tour.
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Hanes Canada Launches Instant Win Games
Hanes Canada has launched an instant-win game offering the chance to win one of three $25,000 grand prizes.
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Making Sense of the Mortgage Market Mess, Week Two – Part 1
Almost four weeks ago today, on July 19, 2007, the Dow Jones closed at an all time high or 14,000. In the four weeks since, the Dow has managed to give now more than 1000 points, closing below 13,000 for the first time…
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