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DMA International ECHO 2007 Competition
DMA International ECHO 2007 Competition Adds Search Marketing Award and Expanded Advertising Media
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Digital
Quigo Makes Waves in the Contextual World
According to marketing research firm eMarketer, advertisers will spend about 13% of their online ad budget on contextual ads in 2007 and almost 43% on paid search ads. But the Online Publishers Association found that the Web audience in January 2007 spent only 4.7% of its online time conducting searches, and about 45% of its time looking at content. Why the disconnect, and what does it have to do with the content-targeting ad platform from Quigo Technologies?
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MasterCard Launches Interactive Golf Platform
MasterCard is tapping into cardholders’ passion for golf with an interactive Web site that lets fans ‘talk’ to some of the sport’s pros.
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Q Motor Oil Thanks Customers with Relationship Site
Q motor oil has launched an auto information and entertainment Web site, which can be accessed from any cell phone.
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People in the News
Justin Bruton has been named director of marketing content at Merkle. Prior to joining the agency Burton was senior advisor at Forrester Research.
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Kids Marketing Initiative Taps FTC Veteran Kolish
Food and beverage marketers now have FTC veteran Elaine Kolish on their side.
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News Briefs
DRINKS AMERICAS HOLDINGS: has signed a deal with Hollywood filmmakers Mark Burg and Oren Koules to cross-market its beverages in movie and television productions
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Mobile
Mobile Game Distributor Buys Marketing Platform
Mobile content developer and distributor SilverBirch Inc. has acquired Jambo Mobile Solutions, owner of a proprietary text messaging platform.
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Digital
247MGI Acquires Infomercial Producer
Streaming video media company 247MGI has agreed to buy Business Vision Network, a producer of infomercials.
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Street-to-Screen Casting Call
(Promo)If you missed some stunt that a marketer pulled on the street today, don’t worry. Chances are it’ll end up on TV-and not necessarily on the evening news.