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Google’s SearchMash Uses Flash and Snap
For those who are unfamiliar with SearchMash, it is Google’s small, relatively unknown alternative search engine.
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Lions Gate Modifies Bratz Site After COPPA Violations
Lions Gate Entertainment has modified a Web site related to the popular Bratz dolls after violations were discovered of the Children’s Online Privacy Protection Act.
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Hasbro Opens Littlest Pet Shop Boutique
Hasbro is setting up a temporary Littlest Pet Shop boutique in New York City to promote the brand’s newly launched Virtual Interactive Pets (VIP) plush line.
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Evian Tests the Waters in Second Life
For most of this year, Evian Natural Spring Water has been using the advertising tagline, “The most important body of water is your own,” to stress the product’s wellness benefits.
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Hooray For Us
CAMPAIGN OF THE YEAR PRODUCT RED CLIENT: Gap, Inc. AGENCY: A Squared Group The promotions agency A Squared Group pulled off an amazing feat last year
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Toys “R “Us Opens Pop-Up Shop
Toys R Us is opening a temporary location in New York City targeting holiday shoppers
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Software ‘Downloaders’ Settle With FTC
An operation that allegedly downloaded software onto consumers’ computers that spawned pop-up messages demanding instant payment for an expired free trial offer has settled charges with the Federal Trade Commission that it violated federal law.
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American Blind Drops Trademark Suit Against Google
American Blind & Wallpaper Factory Inc. has been thwarted in its effort to stop Google from letting competitors bid on its trademarks as search terms. On Friday, the two firms settled a 2003 lawsuit which would have tested Google’s right to sell the terms.
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Borden Agency Creates Support Services Division; Hires Troyer
Mobile marketing firm The Borden Agency has hired Korey Troyer to head a newly created support services division.
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Mozilla Targets Malicious Sites
Mozilla’s Firefox browser has been gaining popularity over the past few years, but its success has not satisfied its developers. For Firefox 3.0, Mozilla hopes to develop two defenses against dangerous Web sites for Firefox users.