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Bing Madness Over Already?
Microsoft’s new search engine, Bing, has certainly made its presence known. Though its unveiling was mostly overshadowed by Google Wave’s introduction, the new engine has been received quite warmly from many users and pundits.
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Retailers Now Top Loyalty Marketers: Colloquy
U.S. retailers now constitute the largest collective market for loyalty reward program memberships, outstripping travel-hospitality and financial services aggregate memberships, according to Colloquy.
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Meet the Broker: Jim Chiavelli
Today we meet Jim Chiavelli, vice president of list brokerage at List Services Corp. for more than 10 years. He feels his background as a mailer at Taunton Press gave him special insight into the brokerage industry.
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Sears Holdings Settles FTC Behavioral Tracking Complaint
The Federal Trade Commission announced that Sears Holdings Corp. has settled allegations that it collected personal data from customers without warning them adequately that their information was being collected.
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7 Myths CMOs (and Their Bosses) Gotta Stop Buying
Here’s seven myths that CMOs and their bosses truly need to stop believing if they want to get the most out of marketing in today’s world
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Listline e-Newsletter 6/08
Statlistics has won management of this file, which names 41,600 online recipients of the Journal of Commerce, Canadian Sailings
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Social’s Hot, Twitter’s Not for 18-24s: Study
Consumers 18 to 24 have come to embrace social networks but have yet to include Twitter in that hug, according to new research from the Participatory Marketing Network
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Marketers Not in Tune With Text Messaging Madness
Mobile users, especially younger ones, are sending and receiving text messages at a frenetic pace, according to various sources.
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McAfee: High Click Rates on Fewer Spam Messages to Continue
In McAfee’s latest research report, “June 2009 Spam Report,” the antivirus software and network security company reviewed the spam world during President Barack Obama’s first 100 days in office and explained why it expects a troubling trend to continue.
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The Costs of Lost Employee Productivity
In today’s economic environment, employers are struggling to find every advantage possible in order to thrive, grow or simply to stay in business
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