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Yahoo Teams Up With Newspapers in Advertising Venture
Yahoo Inc. has teamed up with more than 150 daily newspapers to deliver search, graphic and classified advertising to consumers in their local communities.
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Acquity Partners With Data Return
Acquity Group has joined forces with Data Return to host an ad platform that will allow companies to launch and maintain their e-commerce sites with what it said is greater ease and efficiency.
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Short Cuts
Direct Online Marketing, a search engine marketing firm, has relocated to the McClain Building in downtown Wheeling, WV.
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Yahoo! Elects to Buy Another Social Platform
Yahoo Inc. has purchased Bix.com, a Web site and technology platform that permits users and advertisers to create, enter and run online contests using consumer-generated content.
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2006 Search Engine Marketing Milestones for Chief Marketers
According to the Pew Internet & American Life Project, Americans conducted 6.6 billion searches in September 2006, up 31% from September 2005.
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Big Three Engines Get Together for Better Searches
Yahoo! and Microsoft have agreed to join Google in supporting a software protocol that will make it easier for them to find and include Web pages in their general search indexes.
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E-Day Minus Seven — and Counting
With online marketers marshalling their forces for the kickoff next Friday of (they hope) a record-setting holiday e-commerce binge, a few marketing firms and industry players have published last-minute reconnaissance, studying the terrain and talking to the troops.
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Mikasa Learns a Lesson in Search Etiquette
Do you know the difference between a tureen and a terrine? Or between a casserole and a cassoulet? The answers will come below, but if you know without being told, you probably don
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Internet Advertising Revenue Hits $4.2 Billion In Quarter: IAB
Internet advertising revenue amounted to $4.2 billion during third-quarter 2006, up from $3.1 billion in third-quarter 2005, and nearly $4.1 billion in second-quarter 2006, according to the Interactive Advertising Bureau.