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Using data from Efficient Frontier and MAGNAGLOBAL, KISSmetrics put together an insightful infographic titled “The Future of Paid Search: Google, Bing & Beyond.” Paid search is compared to other mainstream forms of advertising in the infographic, and Google and Bing are compared.

Jumptap’s MobileSTAT (Simple Targeting & Audience Trends) report for August shows that Apple’s iOS continues to hold its dominant lead in mobile operating system click-through rates (CTR).

A recent survey from the Pew Internet & American Life Project finds that nearly two out of three online U.S. adults say they use a social networking site, with most describing their experiences in positive terms.

London, UNITED KINGDOM (Aug 31, 2011) — eMerchantPay, a leading European-based provider of online payment processing solutions to merchants worldwide, has partnered with cashU, the leading online payment gateway in the Middle East and North Africa, to expand its presence in the Middle East…

Welcome to Broker Roundtable, where each week we ask list brokers to give their opinions on issues that matter to the marketing community. This week’s question: Is the list universe still shrinking and what should be done about it?

Demand for merchandise from catalog marketers was up 1.6% in the second quarter, spurred by a 2.5% rise in catalog circulation, according to Stuart Rose, a managing director at Tully & Holland.

The latest data on the U.S. online video landscape from comScore are out and they reveal some interesting findings, including a brand-new list of the top YouTube partners. Facebook is now a top-three U.S. video property, while some niche YouTube partner sites show strong levels of engagement.

A nifty infographic from inneractive, a mobile ad mediation provider, features a ridiculously long smartphone – along with a look at how usage of mobile apps differs between males and females. The infographic is titled: “Mobile Apps: The Battle of the Sexes.”

Data from the National Retail Federation (NRF) and BIGresearch show that a significant number of shoppers are using smartphones and tablets to research products, redeem coupons, look up store information and make purchases for back-to-school items this year.

The latest set of data from comScore shows that consumers made their way to ticket and back-to-school-related websites in July. Individual winners included Ticketmaster, MovieTickets.com, Staples.com, Office Depot, OfficeMax and Zappos Sites. Google Sites remained the No. 1 overall Web property…