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A federal judge late Thursday dismissed a suit brought by a company that claimed Google was violating the law by selling its trademarked name as a keyword used to deliver competitors’ pay-per-click ads in search results.

Whether it was talking cars, sword-wielding pirates or a red-caped flying superhero, consumers’ love affair with the movies reignited this year, ending

It started like an urban myth. Someone discovered that if you drop a Mentos mint into a bottle of soda you produce a geyser that can shoot 20 or 30 feet

The Center on Alcohol Marketing and Youth (CAMY) at Georgetown University released a study last month that found alcohol advertising is common on radio

Maybe you chalk it up to some sort of neo-globalism; post-Sept. 11, we understand that it’s a small world, after all, in ways Mr. Disney never anticipated.

It’s the Tupperware approach…applied to entertainment technology. TiVo is hoping try-and-buy parties, hosted by current subscribers, will spur usage among new prospects.

Search marketing isn’t over-supplied with traditions; it’s hard to get hung up on the past in a field that essentially didn’t exist four years ago, and where this month’s best practices can be next month’s blacklist bait. But it does have a few time-honored practices. One of the most venerable is: If it’s Labor Day, it’s time to get your search campaigns ready for the holiday shopping season.

The Internet is overflowing with poorly executed email marketing newsletters. Here’s advice on how to create a newsy marketing communication that people continue to open and actually read. We’ve all gotten them. Some of us, to our vexation and bewilderment, have produced them: email marketing newsletters that fail to keep recipients opening and clicking over time.

Nothing in the online advertising space has attracted more attention recently than the phenomenon of social networking. And judging by the audience numbers for these online communities, nothing probably could. (Well, if Tom Cruise and Katie Holmes began renting out ad space on baby Suri

For Sam Decker, the epiphany came when he was struggling with a volcano of slime. More specifically, it was a HotWheels Slimecano racing set, bought on Amazon.com as a Christmas present for his children, and it was a bear to put together on Christmas Eve. The pieces wouldn’t fit properly, and the river of slime refused to ooze. “I tried everything I could, both with and without the directions, and it just wouldn’t work,” Decker says. “Finally I slammed it back in the box and went to Amazon to write a bad review. And I found that there were already 77 negative reviews on that site, all giving it one star out of five. And Amazon was still selling it.”