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Teletubbies is celebrating its 10th anniversary with a tour and pop-up store targeting new age groups—tweens, teens and young adults.

Fifty-nine percent of respondents to a recent survey from Cambridge, MA-based e-commerce software firm Allurent Inc. report that a frustrating online shopping experience negatively affects their overall opinion of a brand or retailer.

It may be bad form to revive the old us-vs.-them fight between direct marketers and brand advertisers. We’re all one big, happy family these days, right?

But DMers are getting a disproportionate share of the blame for the anti-marketing mania now going on.

An online marketer who allegedly used the allure of “free” music downloads to spread malicious computer code is settling Federal Trade Commission charges he violated federal law.

Adware firm DirectRevenue LLC and four of its principals have agreed to settle charges that they used unfair and deceptive methods to download adware onto consumers’ computers and then obstruct them from removing it, the Federal Trade Commission announced last week.

A U.S. judge said on Friday he will decide as early as next month whether to dismiss a four-year-old trademark abuse case brought against Google

Netflix Inc. is out with a campaign tied to the 79th Academy Awards telecast that lets fans create themed videos for a chance to win a membership to the online DVD rental service.

Screw Valentine’s Day. Let’s eat dark chocolate Altoids.
Wm. Wrigley Jr. Co. plays the anti-Cupid with storefront sampling of new Altoids Dark Chocolate Dipped Mints.

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Improved customer service and Web site features would encourage more consumers to shop online, according to survey findings released by the e-commerce software company Allurent Inc.