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AgenciesGillette Turns Sponsorship of NASCAR Drivers into Reality ShowGillette will be debuting a reality TV show this summer tied to its sponsorship of six NASCAR drivers. 
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AgenciesArby’s Discount Card Program in Full SwingArby’s is planning to give away 1.5 million discount cards to drive trial and repeat business. 
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AgenciesBorders Names Harley to Boost Loyalty InitiativesBorders has named former Barnes & Noble marketing executive Jessica J. Harley to vice president, acquisition and retention marketing. 
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AgenciesGeneral Mills Puts Stroke Survivors on Cereal BoxesGeneral Mills is reinforcing the health-and-wellness positioning of Oatmeal Crisp cereal through a tie-in with the American Stroke Association 
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March Marketing MadnessThe annual NCAA men’s college basketball tournament known affectionately as March Madness has long been based solely on the television platform for both viewers and advertisers. However, with the undeniable advent of online… 
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Email Marketer Strikes Back AgainstIn an apparent effort to stem the tide of bogus spam complaints, email marketer David Linhardt and his company e360insight last week launched a salvo in the battle against people who claim “spam” and attempt to have… 
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Domain Registration, Web Audience RisesAccording to “The Domain Name Industry Brief, March 2007” released by VeriSign, there is now a base of 120 million registered domain names across all top-level domains (TLD). This is a 32% increase from the 2005 figure. 
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Google Heads into the TubeThe time has finally come for Google to fulfill all the buzz about its entrance into the television advertising game. According to sources, the search king has been testing out trial ads with a few partners and advertisers in Concord… 
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DMA International ECHO 2007 CompetitionDMA International ECHO 2007 Competition Adds Search Marketing Award and Expanded Advertising Media 
 Call For Entries Is Open – Deadline for Submission is April 24
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A Sub-Prime Primer – Part 1In less than two weeks, from February 21, 2007 through March 5, 2007, the Dow Jones Industrial Average lost more than 700 points, or almost six percent of its value. In the week and a half since, the Dow has gained less… 
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