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Hitachi Taps Marketing Vet for VP Post
A year after joining Maxell Corp. of America, 15-year consumer electronics veteran Daniel Lee has left the company to become the VP of marketing for Hitachi America, Ltd.
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Michigan Files First Child No-E-mail Charges
Michigan Attorney General Mike Cox announced last week he has filed charges against two companies alleging they violated the state’s so-called child protection do-not-e-mail law.
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Mokrynskidirect Sale Price: $6.6 Million
InfoUSA paid $6.6 million for its June 1 acquisition of list brokerage and management firm Mokrynskidirect.
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Google Offers Spyware Warnings in Search
Google has teamed up with an anti-spyware organization to deliver warnings when searchers attempt to click on search links to sites suspected of hosting spyware or adware.
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NGI Taps Silverpop for E-mail Marketing
E-mail service provider Silverpop will provide e-mail marketing services to clients of Net Gain Interactive, a Minneapolis-based interactive agency.
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Volvo Surprises Finalists in Pirates Treasure Hunt
The secret is finally out.
After a two-month, global treasure hunt, Volvo Cars of North America awarded a 30-year-old Virginia man with a Volvo XC90 SUV as part of its sponsorship of Disney’s Pirates of the Caribbean: Dead Man’s Chest. The secret location? The Bahamas.Tagged in: -
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Football and BBQ Set the Stage for Jim Beam Promos
Jim Beam is readying a sweepstakes and value-add promotion just in time to capitalize on football mania and the waning summer grilling season.
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Study Data: Reasons to Get Evangelical About Evangelism Marketing
Have you ever wondered what marketing your prospects are most likely to take seriously? After all, you’re reaching folks at a zillion touch points these days, from search ads to direct mail to television
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Quaker Brings Life to Adventure DVD
Quaker Oats Co. lends its Life cereal brand to a popular children’s book series for its first animated DVD.
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AOL Embarrasses Themselves and Their Users
“This was a screw up, and we’re angry and upset about it,” said AOL spokesman Andrew Weinstein in a statement apologizing for the release of sensitive query logs earlier this week. What AOL needs to worry about now is…