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  • Live From CADM: Change is the New Constant

    Three factors have an overwhelming impact on marketing today — the consumer, connectivity and change.

  • Tobacco Marketing Drops to $13 Billion; Advocates Call for Regulation

    Tobacco marketing budgets have fallen 13.5% and cigarette sales are down, while smokeless tobacco marketing and sales are fluctuating, according to two new reports from the Federal Trade Commission

  • Drug-Free Campaign Brings Parents Online

    Parents get their own social networking site this summer as part of a new push from the Partnership for a Drug-Free America.

  • Online Banking Grows but Mobile Potential Sees Hurdles

    The online banking population in the U.S. grew 9.5% to 44 million customers in 2006, according to comScore. However, this single-digit growth is significantly slower than the double-digit increases that were observed in 2005…

  • Google Is The Number One Brand

    In another display of their worldwide domination, and in yet another Microsoft upset, Google has been found to be the most valuable brand in terms of dollar value for 2007 by research firm Millard Brown and the Financial Times. It…

  • Online Video Viewers Are Mature

    Most people would expect younger Internet users to make up the majority of the online video viewing audience, and most people would be wrong. Recent figures point to an online video audience that has an average age of a little…

  • Social Networking Sites Driving Change in Human Interactions

    Social networking sites have caused a fundamental shift in the ways in which people interact with each other and the media, as well as and brands, a new study has found.

  • Listline e-Newsletter 04/25/07

    Directory publisher Marquis Who’s Who LLC has decided to handle its own
    list management in-house. Its U.S. lists target Baby Boomers, and
    individuals at business, home and e-mail addresses.

  • Live from the ANA Brand Forum: Warning Signs of Brand Deterioration

    Brands can deteriorate quickly without innovative and fresh ideas.

    “If you don’t innovate, you run the risk of (becoming irrelevant), or certainly dying,” Roger W. Adams, senior vice president and chief marketing officer, The Home Depot, Inc., said yesterday at the 2007 Association of National Advertisers Brand Innovation Forum in New York City.

  • Loose Cannon: Do You Know What It Means To Miss New Orleans?

    Stout heart, readers: There is some direct marketing commentary in the second half of today’s column. I review a Web site that creates a rich online experience around a fairly mundane offering — men’s haircuts.

    Before we get to that, an update: I was down in New Orleans this past weekend, attempting to eat my weight in chicken-and-sausage gumbo. But I also revisited a few folks I wrote about a year ago during my coverage of post-Hurricane Katrina New Orleans ((Loose Cannon: Here is New Orleans
    and related stories).