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  • Consumers Remember Seeing Mobile Ads, Brands: Survey

    One out of three mobile phone users in the U.S. can recall seeing or hearing an ad on their handset in the last three months, according to a new survey by mobile entertainment provider Limbo.

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  • Online Video Watching Grows 45%

    Online video watching grew 45% in the U.S. between late 2006 and late 2007, according to The Pew Internet & American Life Project.

  • E-Mail Marketing: $2.1 Billion in 2012

    According to a recent JupiterResearch report, e-mail marketing spending will grow from $1.2 billion in 2007 to $2.1 billion in 2012.

  • Online TV Viewers Are More Attentive

    A recent study conducted by Simmons, a division of Experian Research Services, indicates that consumers who watch television content online are more attentive than their traditional TV set counterparts.

  • The Falling Knife

    A couple of years ago, we went to a the mortgage bankers tradeshow in Florida, a 6000 strong conference featuring speeches from former Presidents, the Secretary of Defense, and even a famous basket ball…

  • Meet the Broker: Lutz Schremmer

    Today we meet Lutz Schremmer, a partner and vice president of list brokerage with MeritDirect. Schremmer has 12 years of experience as a witness to an industry reinventing itself.

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  • Listline e-Newsletter 1/9/08

    Avrick Direct Inc. has taken management of its Movin’ and Spendin’ files
    in-house. Approximately 2.2 million monthly hotline names are available
    for new movers

  • Privacy Witch Hunt Goes After Sears

    Sears last week became the latest business to come under fire from privacy advocates. The charge: The retailer failed to adequately disclose to consumers that joining its My SHC Community would result in tracking software being installed on their computers.

  • E-mail Spending to Top $2B by 2012: Jupiter

    E-mail marketing spending will go from $1.2 billion in 2007 to $2.1 billion in 2012, according to a new report from JupiterResearch

  • Party Hearty

    Laptops usually aren’t seen as fashion statements. But they were at an event hosted last year by Dell Computer. Dell wanted to showcase the new color

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