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  • Sorry, Suckers

    I could almost hear the at Apple in my New York office. The company messed up this summer by cutting the price of the iPhone by $200 after thousands of

  • Picture-in-Picture

    Google earned kudos in September 2006 for enticing video sharing site YouTube away from its rivals and into the Googleplex. But almost immediately, the

  • Hooray For Us

    CAMPAIGN OF THE YEAR PRODUCT RED CLIENT: Gap, Inc. AGENCY: A Squared Group The promotions agency A Squared Group pulled off an amazing feat last year

  • LABELING GROWTH

    If you want to put a label on DYMO’s marketing goals for 2008, try personalization. And understanding shopping patterns.

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  • Play It as It Overlays

    Google earned kudos in September 2006 for enticing video-sharing site YouTube away from its rivals and into the Googleplex. But almost immediately the

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  • WHAT’S THE BIGGEST E-MAIL TREND FOR 2008?

    Overall, look for e-mail marketers to make a strong move into highly individualized marketing next year. As marketers pursue high relevance and high ROI, e-mail campaigns will evolve beyond basic targeting and even demographic-based dynamic content.

  • J.L. Halsey Reports $2.1M 4Q Profit

    Online marketing services provider J.L. Halsey last week reported a $2.1 million fourth quarter profit on $10.8 million in revenue, up from $364,000 in profits on $7.7 million in revenue for the same quarter last year.

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  • On the Cheap

    It’s a nagging question: How do you stretch your dollars on a tight budget say, six figures or less? There’s no magic formula. But you can go far with

  • Live from the In-Store Marketing Institute: Digital Media as In-Store Experience

    Digital Media is adding a fresh dimension to the in-store experience.

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  • The Good Life: Chivas Launches Online Channel

    Chivas Regal is stepping into a marketing arena that has proven quite challenging for another alcohol brand, Budweiser.

    The Scotch whisky maker recently launched a branded online channel, This is the Life, hosted by MSN.com. But Chivas is spending only a few million dollars compared to the $30 million lavished on Bud.TV.