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For WhenU, the Time May Be Now
When he came on board as head of the WhenU behavioral ad network in October 2004, CEO Bill Day took on dual roles. Within his company, he has served as a new broom that swept out many of the practices that had earned WhenU a reputation as an adware scam factory, conducting drive-by downloads to users
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Site Search Swings a Big Bat at Sports Site
People outgrow the things that seemed crucially important when they were kids: building models, collecting baseball cards, riding horses or skateboards. Putting aside the question of whether that
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Internet Growth Leads Ad Spend Jump: TNS Media
Ad expenditures jumped from $143.8 million in 2005 to $149.6 million in 2006 — a 4.1% gain, according to TNS Media Intelligence.
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Lillian Vernon Picks PM Digital As Exclusive Search Engine Service Provider
Lillian Vernon Corp. has named PM Digital as its exclusive provider of search engine marketing and datafeed marketing services. Terms of the contract were not released.
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AOL Allies with Gannett’s Online Media Services Subsidiary
America Online has formed a two-year strategic alliance with PointRoll, an online media services subsidiary of the newspaper giant Gannett Co.
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Interactive TV Advertising to Target Newlyweds
Wi-Fi TV Inc. plans to sell targeted video advertising and online banner ads when it launches InternetWeddingTV.com on May 1. Newlyweds will be able to upload videos and photos for free on this network of interactive TV stations.
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Health Benefits Direct to Sell Insurance for Aetna
Aetna Inc. has become the latest insurance company to join Health Benefits Direct Corp.’s insurance Web site portal.
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Online Marketing Efforts Expanded at Bayler Boats
Bayler Boats said it has tripled its budget for paid search engine marketing, banner ads and other online advertising being handled by the MarketSmart Advertising agency.
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Bean Web Site Outsells Catalog in 2006
Privately-held apparel retailer and catalog seller L.L. Bean revealed last week that its Web site outstripped its stores and catalog in sales revenue in 2006.
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Yellow Pages, Local Search Grow to $39 Billion in 2011: Forecast
Ad revenues from print Yellow Pages, Internet Yellow pages (IYP) and local search will reach $38.9 billion globally in 2011, a 4.9% annual increase from the $30.6 billion spent in 2006, according to a report from The Kelsey Group.