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ExactTarget Unveils Tool for Managing Transactional Messages
ExactTarget has developed a tool that allows marketers to monitor and manage the content of transactional e-mails such as shipping and purchase confirmations.
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FTC to Examine Internet Data Collection Practices
The Federal Trade Commission will host a forum Nov. 1 and 2 in Washington, DC, to discuss Internet marketing and privacy issues. Requests to participate in panel discussions must be received by Sept. 14.
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College Students More Likely to Accept Mobile Ads: Study
More than half of college students would consider accepting text-messaged ads on their cell phones if they got something free in exchange.
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20th CENTURY FOX LICENSING AND MERCHANDISING: has appointed Amy Lorbati, former vice president of worldwide television promotions, as vice president of marketing partnerships and advertising strategy for Fox Mobile Entertainment, a division of Jamster
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Live From Fast Forward: Branding is an Attitude, Says Hefner
“The word brand is mostly overused,” said Christie Hefner, chairman and chief executive officer, Playboy Enterprises. “To me a brand is an attitude about life that is sufficiently strong for the consumer — that the brand can extend itself from its core product to other products that consumers can self-identify with.”
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My Doritos
Doritos needs help. Or so it would seem, given its constant search for consumer-generated marketing creative. First there was the Crash the Super Bowl
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Community And Content
Although the next generation of marketing is in its infancy, the social web is already having an effect. More to the point, you’re going to be caught
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Card Tricks
Sure, you loved that pink fluffy kitten sweater from Aunt Bertha two Christmases ago, even if it was three sizes too small. And the year before, you adored
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Defending Your Movie
If you’re driving around Los Angeles or New York anytime next month, you might see ads that depict images of suicide, such as people electrocuting themselves