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The top five companies in our area account for north of $500 million in annual revenues. Almost as remarkable, these companies make the vast majority of their revenues from advertisers paying them only for the actions they generate. Hundreds of millions of…

Workman Publishing is giving parents a helping hand when it comes to college tuition, offering kids the chance to win a $150,000 college scholarship as part of a new sweepstakes offering. Kids two to 13 in the U.S. and Canada can enter the Brain Quest …

Includes rank by growth and campaign work as well as “How we did it.”

2005 Promo 100’s top 25 companies.

News item: The Internet Corporation for Assigned Names and Numbers (ICANN) has approved several new Web site domain names. Standbys such as .com for commercial

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Internet economy guru Esther Dyson believes that much of the current flap over programs that advertisers use to track web behavior stems from the public’s confusion about the distinction between spyware and adware and the role of cookies. But she doesn’t hold out much hope that that confusion can be totally dispelled by industry efforts at user education on the issue.

Internet economy guru Esther Dyson believes that much of the current flap over programs that advertisers use to track web behavior stems from the public’s confusion about the distinction between spyware and adware and the role of cookies.

DirecTV, Inc. plans to launch an advertising development partner program in September, which will give clients an interactive ad and research vehicle that spans across multiple DirecTV product platforms. The Chrysler Group is the first to sign a …

A March report from JupiterResearch has triggered something of a tumult in the industries that rely on Web metrics with its findings that one of the key tools for measuring Web traffic may be much less reliable than previously thought.