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  • Who Kidnapped My Keyword?

    Few Internet marketing techniques have been as widely adopted as search marketing and affiliate marketing. Web publishers are merging the two techniques

  • Date.com Moves Away From E-mail

    Date.com is a victim of the fallout from spam. Once the primo prospecting method for the dating Web site, this year e-mail has been shoved behind other

  • Op-Ed: Who Kidnapped My Keyword?

    Few Internet marketing techniques have been as widely adopted as search marketing and affiliate marketing. Web publishers are merging the two techniques

  • Spam Attack

    FEDERAL ANTI-SPAM LEGISLATION is becoming as plentiful as the millions of unsolicited bulk e-mails jamming inboxes every day. Since April, three bills

  • Low net.marketing Turnout a Mixed Blessing

    The net.marketing conference, thought earlier this year to be able to draw 1,000 people, hosted a mere 300 or so, according to attendees and exhibitors

  • Google Acquires Applied Semantics

    Google, the Mountain View, CA-based search engine company, has acquired one of its suppliers: Applied Semantics. The financial terms were not disclosed.

  • Ask Jeeves Taps TBWA/Chiat Day

    Ask Jeeves Inc., an internet search engine provider, has a awarded its creative/advertising business to TBWA\Chiat\Day in San Francisco and media buying

  • It’s Gonna Cost Ya

    What does a list cost? In the e-mail arena, way too much, list marketers and mailers are grousing. And it’s not because the base list price has changed

  • New Hampshire Democrats Cry Foul

    New Hampshire Democrats demanded last month that Election Day phone disruptions at several Democratic phone centers be investigated by the U.S. attorney

  • Overture Doubles Minimum Price for Keywords

    Search engine marketing firm Overture Services Inc. doubled its price for new or renewed keywords last month from 5 cents to 10 cents. Marketers are outraged,