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  • DMA Recruiting Members for Interactive Research Forum

    New York, NY, December 19, 2006 – Delivering on its commitment to
    provide insight into the latest trends and best practices in the direct
    marketing process, DMA (www.the-dma.org) has launched the DM Research

  • Women Taking Over Our World?

    AdFemme.com features the “Ad Femme of the Month”, an interview with a successful woman in interactive advertising, each month. Every interview includes the question: On a scale from 1 – 10 how do you think the women in our industry are treated? -10 being the…

  • Spam Grows Up in 2006, Eyes a Big 2007

    MessageLabs recently released its 2006 Annual MessageLabs Intelligence Report, which discusses its analysis of the spam, virus, and phishing attacks in 2006, and looks forward to 2007.

  • Google Not Embraced in Booming Russia

    Though Google is a search and advertising behemoth stateside, it has had its share of problems mimicking this dominance overseas, and Sergey Brin’s own motherland, Russia, is no exception.

  • Top Search Terms of 2006: Four Different Takes

    The line “Top Search Terms of 2006” has a certain ring to it. It’s always interesting to get a glimpse into what searchers were most eager to see or read about online, and top search terms are a nice way of summarizing that…

  • American Airlines Sweeps Offers 1.5 Million Frequent-Flier Miles

    American Airlines is out with a new sweepstakes that awards winners with frequent-flier miles and gift cards.

  • Streaming Music is Significant to Consumers

    In a report about their Net Usage Index for Digital Music, Akamai Technologies, Inc. conveyed findings concerning consumer online music habits. According to the index, global digital music Web sites receive daily…

  • E-Mail Marketers Challenged by the Same Old Concerns

    If you’re an e-mail marketer who is finding the same old concerns popping up again and again, don’t worry, because you are not alone.

  • YouTube Sees Sky and Big Competition on the Horizon

    Sky Broadcasting, based in Britain, struck a deal recently with Google to provide its broadband users a Sky-branded package of Google’s search, advertising, communications, and video products.

  • Google Cheating on Firefox?

    Last Friday, Google’s homepage was “marred” with a huge banner recommending its users to download the “new, safer Firefox 2.0” placed at the very top of the page. Then on Monday, Google threw a slight curveball at those who closely watch the search engine’s every move when it displayed…