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Xerox to Acquire XMPie For $54 Million
Xerox Corp. will acquire XMPie for $54 million. The all-cash purchase is expected to close in the next 30 days. XMPie will maintain its brand name and function as a standalone software unit. Xerox had been XMPie’s largest reseller.
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AFLAC Taps Coke Exec for CMO Role
The American Family Life Assurance Co. (AFLAC), known for the quacking white duck that stars in its commercials, has tapped a former Coca-Cola exec to insure the company’s success in marketing.
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Agencies
Adding a Twist, Chase Offers Cash or Points for Loyalty
Chase Bank is freeing up the way consumers handle their rewards through a new credit card offering which lets consumers choose points or cash for their loyalty.
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Costello Joins Pay By Touch
Retail veteran John Costello has become president of Pay By Touch, a payment service that is building out its loyalty-marketing capabilities.
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News Briefs
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Search Users Choosing the Local Option: comScore
Use of local online search in the U.S. increased about 43% from July 2005 to the same month this year, according to a survey by comScore Media Metrix.
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Customer Capacity: Understanding the Upside
Broadly defined, customer capacity is the total amount of a category that a customer consumes. In both business-to-business and business-to-consumer it includes how much a customer buys from us and from our competitors
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Should Friends Be Marketers?
It started like an urban myth. Someone discovered that if you drop a Mentos mint into a bottle of soda you produce a geyser that can shoot 20 or 30 feet
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Awash in Pink
In the three minutes it may take you to read this article, one woman will be diagnosed with breast cancer. And as Breast Cancer Awareness month marks
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Alcohol Marketing Study Under Fire
The Center on Alcohol Marketing and Youth (CAMY) at Georgetown University released a study last month that found alcohol advertising is common on radio