Chief Marketer Staff
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Digital
AdGooRoo Makes You a Competitive Force
Search advertisers are becoming increasingly hungry for competitive intelligence. As paid search takes its place alongside more traditional marketing media, players feel the need for a comparative tool such as radio
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Listline e-Newsletter 04/25/07
Directory publisher Marquis Who’s Who LLC has decided to handle its own
list management in-house. Its U.S. lists target Baby Boomers, and
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Agencies
USPS Combines International Mail Services Into Familiar Brands
The U.S. Postal Service is combining its eight primary international mail offerings into four categories familiar to U.S. customers. The move will allow U.S. customers to use Priority Mail and Express Mail packaging for items with foreign and domestic destinations.
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Email
Microsoft Confirms: Severely Throttling New IPs
Microsoft last week verified it is significantly throttling the volume of e-mail it will allow to come into its Hotmail accounts from new IP addresses.
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Agencies
FTC Expands List of Consumers Affected by ChoicePoint Breach
The Federal Trade Commission has mailed reimbursement claim forms to an additional 1,500 consumers who may have been exposed to identity theft due to alleged security lapses at information broker ChoicePoint Inc.
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Neiman Marcus Computer With Employee Data Stolen
A computer containing two-year-old information on nearly 160,000 current and former Neiman Marcus Group Inc. employees was reported stolen. The computer belongs to a third-party pensions benefits plan consultant.
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Email
Responsys Acquires Predictive Analytics Firm
E-mail service provider Responsys announced today it has acquired predictive analytics and contact optimization concern Loyalty Matrix for an undisclosed sum.
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Agencies
Blair to Merge with Appleseed’s Topco
Blair Corp.’s shareholders have approved a merger with Appleseed’s Topco, a portfolio company managed by Golden Gate Capital.
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Digital
Amazon.com Sees Revenue, Income Boost in First Quarter
Amazon.com generated $3.02 billion in sales during first quarter 2007, up from $2.28 billion a year ago. The online retailer attributed $84 million of the gain to favorable foreign currency exchanges.
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IPG Sells Marketing Drive
IPG has sold the U.S. operations of Marketing Drive Worldwide to private investors, and folded its overseas operations into Draftfcb.