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  • CORRECTION

    The cover byline for the recent feature on mobile marketing (Down to Earth, May) was incorrect. The story was written by Brian Quinton.

  • Golden Age of the Geo-Geek

    SCIENCE SAYS THE ABILITY TO navigate was developed to enable early humans who stumbled on a bountiful berry bush or well-stocked watering hole to find

  • Consumers on the Move

    THE GOOD NEWS IS YOU’VE got lots of customer data! The bad news is you’ve got lots of customer data! How can the promise of true integrated marketing

  • Try This, Try That

    AT A RECENT MARKETING conference, a case study was presented on the use of digital printing for a prominent nonprofit. The nonprofit experienced unbelievable

  • The Dark Side of Ingenuity

    SOME MARKETERS’ SENSE OF SALESMANSHIP SAILS OVER THE TOP, INTO A DARK AND IMPENETRABLE NEVER-NEVER LAND THEY PLOW WITH INGENIOUS, ON-THE-EDGE-OF REALITY

  • A Sporting Try

    This summer, racing fans can chomp on NASCAR burgers or spread NASCAR-branded barbecue sauce on ribs while cheering for their favorite drivers at a trackside

  • TIMELINE

    May 11, 2006 KODAK agreed to pay more than $26,000 to settle charges by the Federal Trade Commission that e-mails sent by its photo-sharing unit to 2

  • Sizing Up Click Fraud

    NO ONE’S CLAIMING CLICK FRAUD NEVER HAPPENS, BUT THE LARGE SEARCH ENGINES say bogus ad clicks are a small, manageable problem, caught either before advertisers

  • Beep-Beep

    Time Warner’s Road Runner High Speed Online service is on the move, but it isn’t Wile E. Coyote that’s on the ISP’s tail it’s DSL. To win the race, Road

  • Playing to Win

    If you want to take the pulse of promotion, ePrize CEO Josh Linkner will tell you to look to Florida. With a history of some of the strictest regs for