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  • Local Web Site Advertising Grows 28%

    Spending on local Web site advertising grew 28% last year to $2.7 billion, according to report released by the market research firm Borrell Associates Inc., Portsmouth, VA. The report predicts local online advertising will grow 46% to $3.9 billion this year.

  • People in the News

    Santa Ana, CA-based mUrgent Corp., an e-mail services firm, has added three new members to its board of advisors: William Hitchcock of Bottom Line Financial LLC, Kathryn Kolder, co-founder and executive vice president of Fry’s Electronics, and Monica Perry, marketing professor at the University of Redlands, CA.

  • List and Database News

    Dennis Publishing Ltd. has retained Lake Group Media Inc. to represent the subscription lists for Maxim and Stuff magazines, which have roughly 1.7 million and 950,000 subscribers respectively. An enhanced master file comprised of subscribers to Blender, Maxim and Stuff magazines is due to be launched before May 1.

  • Listline e-Newsletter 04/04/05

    Healthcare industry apparel marketer SmartScrubs LLC has appointed
    Direct Media Inc. as its list manager. Nearly 75,000 last-12-month and
    115,000 last-24-month buyers are available.

  • Client side

    IGN Entertainment, Brisbane, CA, a leading Internet media company hired Dale Strang as executive VP and general manager of its media division. Denise

  • Riding the Tide

    Arising tide may lift all boats, but when it comes to the growth of the promotional marketing industry, not all boats are rising as quickly or as far

  • Digital Bridges

    Web-based games and sweeps? Done that. Online loyalty fulfillment? Natch. Downloadable coupons? Oh, please years ago! To be on the real cutting edge of

  • More for Less

    Sponsorship spending grew 8.4% in 2004, the highest amount since 2000, and will grow again in 2005, according to Chicago-based sponsorship analysis group

  • Leaving a Mark

    Specialty printers’ presses ran strong in 2004 as promotional marketers kept the ink flowing. Though more campaigns migrated to the Web, brands continued

  • Data Point

    According to consumers, marketing really works. Research conducted last month for the San Francisco-based International Experience Marketing Association