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Human Resources Use Social Networks to Research Job Candidates
According to a recent survey conducted by Harris Interactive for CareerBuilder.com, 45 percent of human resources professionals in the U.S. utilized social networks as a research tool to check on job candidates at least on occasion.
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Non-Delivery Reports, Newsletters Used in Recent Spam Attacks
According to a recent report released by PandaLabs, non-delivery reports (NDR) are being exploited by tricky spammers.
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Agencies
Meet the Broker: Ed Krug
Today we meet Ed Krug, vice president of new business development at Plattform Advertising, where he works primarily with business-to-business lists.
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Internet Display, FSIs Only Growth Channels In Media Study
Internet display advertising and freestanding inserts were the only channels to record revenue growth between the first half of 2008 and the first half of 2009, according to a new study.
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Email
ExactTarget Debuts ‘List Growth Advisor’
E-mail service provider ExactTarget unveiled a List Growth Advisor tool today that automatically offers personalized recommendations on how to grow an e-mail list after users answer a series of questions.
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Agencies
LU Biscuits Seeks Out Stylish Samplers at Fashion Week: Q&A
LU Biscuits has been working the crowds at events that cater to the affluent and stylish, like the U.S. Open and Fashion Week
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iPhone Leads the Way for Mobile Ad Impressions
According to a recent report released by Millennial Media, a mobile ad network based in Baltimore, Apple’s iPhone served the most mobile ad impressions in July.
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Twitter Makes Us Dumber, Facebook Makes Us Smarter?
According to a psychologist at the University of Stirling in Scotland, Facebook may be good for working memory in the same way that war games and Sudoku are, while Twitter may actually harm it.
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News Briefs
INTEGER GROUP AND M/A/R/C RESEARCH: have released a report finding that consumers are seeking “convenience over value”
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Women Use Social Nets, but Not to Meet Brands: Survey
Nearly three quarters of women say they are “more active” in social media now than they were at this time last year. But brands are not necessarily reaping benefits by contacting females in these channels