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Mpire Looks to Enhance Online Shopping Experience
Mpire.com is being spearheaded by CEO Matt Hulett, the former president of Expedia. The new online shopping site allows users to search for items on eBay, Yahoo!, Overstock, and Craigslist all on one site. Search results can be…
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Eyes Wide on the Internet
How could I get tired of advertising seminars or conferences? Not only can I count on scoring enough pens, pads, and doo-dads to last me until the next one, but I usually end up learning my field of work, too. The Eyes on the…
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AOL Leaves Tech Support Out of the Loop
(Magilla Marketing) AOL subscribers reportedly weren
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Listline e-Newsletter 06/14/06
Xplain Corp. tapped Walter Karl Inc. to manage MacTech’s file of 51,557
subscribers. The magazine covers network administration, technology,
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Purple Brain Touts Yahoo Site
Passersby are doing double takes at the world’s biggest brain, fashioned as a two-story terrarium atop the Hard Rock Café Marquee in New York City as part of Yahoo’s latest promotion.
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From Good to Great: Best Practices in Analytics
What does it take to produce great analytics? Some would say it’s all about the right data, tools and techniques. But let’s assume that you have all that. What do you do then?
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ROI Buffet
Executive coaching yields ROI nearly six times its cost, according to a new study from consultancy N2growth.
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30 YEARS BEHIND THE TIMES?
I have read Tom Collins’ Makeover Maven in past issues of Direct, and while he’s made some valid points in certain columns, February’s is not one of them.
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Listline e-Newsletter 06/13/06
A list of political donors has been matched with data from Healthy
Directions LLC to assemble this new-to-market donor file. Nearly 19,000
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CDW Sales Rise in May
CDW Corp., the Vernon Hills IL-based catalog and online retailer of computers and other tech gear, said on Friday that May sales were $551.3 million, an 11.9% increase over sales for the same month in 2005.