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  • Gen Y Phones It In

    Today’s mobile phones are tomorrow’s e-commerce mediums, according to Forrester. In a study of consumers and technology, the firm found that Generation Y uses its phones for a lot more then making calls – which means that once it has some serious money to spend, it’ll be comfortable with this channel. Will you?

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  • SPOTLIGHT ON

    Meet Brady Whittingham and learn about his start in the industry. Find out about iLeadMedia’s acquisition by Think Partnership. Find out the steps Brady took to ensure the acquisition by Think Partnership was successful

  • Broadband Increases Reach

    Last week, the Federal Communications Commission released a report that showed big growth for broadband subscriptions in 2005. At the beginning of 2005, there were 37.9 million broadband enabled homes in the U.S. That…

  • Futuristic Fashion Goes Viral

    No matter how good (or should I say busy?) times are for professionals in the interactive sector, we can never take any status quo in our profession for granted; I believe the old adage “if you snooze, you lose” is applicable…

  • State of Remnant Advertising

    Two weeks ago, we looked at the impact that sites like MySpace have and will continue to have on those in the direct response / lead generation space. Historically, lead generation advertisers have found a way to succeed on…

  • Marketing to the MySpace Generation & The Economics of Social Networking

    Examine the history of online social networking and the circumstances which led to the development of MySpace and its subsequent acquisition by …

  • Ford Taps Music Artists for Promos

    Ford Motor Co. is tapping the popularity of first-season American Idol winner Kelly Clarkson and country music star Toby Keith by sponsoring the artists’ concert series and unleashing promotions to drive concertgoers to the brand. Dearborn, MI-based …

  • Collective Accounting

    If knowledge is power, quantifiable knowledge is even more potent especially if you are a marketing executive with a vested interest in protecting the

  • Fortunate timing

    Last autumn, I was invited to participate on a panel discussion hosted by the National Advertising Division (NAD) during Advertising Week events held

  • Pay Up or Shut Up

    IT WAS THE END OF A TYPICAL airport-to-airport marathon. They were tearing up the remote lots at O’Hare, so it began with a Darwinian struggle for a parking

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