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Google Walks Away from Yahoo! Search Deal
Five months after announcing the planned deal and more than a month after it was scheduled to go into effect, Google says it will drop a proposed partnership with Yahoo to increase pay-per-click ad revenue.
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Listline e-Newsletter 11/05
MeritDirect has been selected to oversee a list of 1.6 million names from ESPN the Magazine
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Thirty Percent of Home Web Surfers Have the TV On: Nielsen
Internet activity and TV watching often go hand-in-hand, according to new survey.
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Pepsi To Invest $1 Billion in China
PepsiCo plans to invest $1 billion in China over the next four years, one of its fastest growing international markets. The funding marks the largest investment
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Agencies
Making Marketing Count in a Down Economy
In a down economy, the knee-jerk response to shrinking sales is typically a focus on growth – namely the growth that comes through customer acquisition. Here’s why concentrating on understanding and keeping the customers you’ve got is the strongest strategy in battling churn
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Mobile Advertising Discovers America
Mobile searches for products and services and mobile advertising are becoming more commonplace among U.S. consumers, following in the footsteps of longstanding trends in the European Union and Asia.
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Clickers Can’t Zap Brand from TV Commercials
Researchers at Boston College have determined that brand advertising logos embedded in the center of television commercials are indeed mightier than the TV clicker.
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Boomers Don’t Download Videos: Survey
Boomers don’t dig downloading videos, but more of them are playing video games these days.
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Consumer Online Spending Growth Slows to 6%
E-commerce growth has declined for five consecutive months in the U.S., according to the marketing research firm comScore Inc. Spending in some product categories has actually shrunk. Online sales grew 6% overall during the third quarter. That
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The 2008 PROMO 100
Looking for an agency? You’ve come to the right place. There are 100 shops listed here, everything from start-ups to mega-conglomerates, ranked in order