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  • Not Just a Novelty

    Beginning in our July issue, PROMO looked at the impact the mobile phone messaging channel is having on brand marketing. That month, we looked at how

  • The Big Spenders

    WHAT RETAILER has sold the most copies of Ray Charles’ final CD, Genius Loves Company? Starbucks. Surprised? That’s just one of the marketing gems you

  • Winners’ Circle

    Two long-standing auto race series changed their title sponsors this year, and both are taking big steps to make their brands a winner with fans, while

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  • 2004 Globes Winners

    For the second year in a row, a World Cup tie-in has taken the top Globe award given by the Marketing Agencies Association Worldwide. The Gran Prix Globe

  • Financial Services: Up Close and Personal

    E-marketing helps financial firms like Boston

  • Ask Jeeves Serves Up 3Q Profit Hike

    Ask Jeeves Inc. reported a 70% increase in net income and a 278% jump in revenue for third quarter 2004, attributing those results to the acquisition of another search engine company and to strong growth in the paid-search market.

  • News Briefs

    ANHEUSER-BUSCH: has introduced a new flavored malt beverage, Bacardi Silver Low Carb Apple Green and has come out with recipes for Halloween parties. The drink comes in 12-ounce six packs and will be promoted on TV, outdoor and print ads. ALLIED DOMECQ: …

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  • Online Loyalty Program Boosts Danish Newspaper’s Readership

    An online loyalty program has helped boost reader loyalty and satisfaction for EkstraBladet, the largest single copy newspaper in Denmark. About 30,000 readers have opted-in to the Ekstrapanelet program, while another 16 participate in the Sportspanelet …

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  • DoubleClick Survey Highlights E-Mail Opportunities

    We’re getting more spam, but we’re also becoming more receptive to e-mail from marketers we recognize and permit. That’s the top-line result of DoubleClick’s fifth annual Consumer E-mail Study, unveiled this week.

  • FCC Cuts Into Text Message Spam

    The Federal Communications Commission instituted new rules Monday that it hopes will eliminate or reduce unwanted marketing messages sent via cell phones or PDAs to consumers.