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Wendy’s is promoting the launch of its newest hamburger, the Baconator, with a contest that asks people to create “burger music” for a chance to have their track played on the radio.

Amateur South Florida tour guides can win a two-year lease on a 2008 Chrysler Sebring Convertible by posting shots of their favorite locales online.

On Monday morning, Google’s Global Privacy Counsel, Peter Fleischer, made a post on Google’s official blog. The topic at hand concerned cookies and Google’s new stance on the issue. Though it’s hardly drastic in nature, it is a…

Perhaps not quite a soft spot, but we have long followed and had a strange affinity for various forms of arbitrage. It is, in many ways, a representation of life at large – the pursuit of easy money, the ultimate cat and mouse…

Let’s face facts. The focus of the average prospect is not on your marketing piece. It might be on their job, or their mortgage, or their spouse.

No one’s saying Yahoo! has conceded the search marketing race to Google, but the second largest search engine has lately been doing all it can to leverage its current lead-horse status in another online ad channel: display ads.

World Wrestling Entertainment and Gold’s Gym are pumping up WWE’s annual SummerSlam pay-per-view event with an online sweepstakes.

Subway is tapping an old-time favorite board game, Scrabble, to bring customers into its restaurants.

A rolling pink doughnut and a funny bald man helped the little town of Springfield, VT, land the top spot in an online video contest tied to the upcoming “The Simpsons Movie.”

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