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NetRatings Buys DoubleClick’s @plan Products for $18.5 Million
NetRatings Inc. has bought DoubleClick Inc.’s @plan products for $18.5 million in cash and stock. The deal also included a multi-year research partnership
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Rhode Island Motor Bill Wins First Approval
The Rhode Island Department of Motor Vehicles would have to obtain a person’s permission before sharing their personal information with third parties for marketing purposes under a bill unanimously approved by the state House of Representatives last week.
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Sponsorship Touchdowns
The National Football League, New York City, shook up its sponsor ranks in March with what are believed to be the largest deals in sports sponsorship
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The Class Menagerie
The rich are different than you and me, declared F. Scott Fitzgerald. But they’re becoming less so at least for marketers, who have seen a blurring line
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Calls to Action
Category management has a new acronym. Cannondale Associates calls it Consumer Marketing at Retail (CMAR), a hybrid of solution selling and category management
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Fight for Your Rights
During the dot-com boom, corporations couldn’t buy up naming rights for sports arenas fast enough. Massive deals worth $200 million over 20 years became
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Knowledge is a Click Away
YOU’VE BEEN ASKED to evaluate a new slate of promotion agencies; it’s finally time to implement that sampling program you’ve been considering; you’re
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Agencies
A Tale of Two Studies
FINALLY, a win for those touting customer service. Three-quarters of all marketers have integrated their customer service channels, according to a new
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Agencies
Short and Sweet
IT WAS JUST A YEAR AGO that FTC Commissioner Sheila Anthony said privacy notices aren’t working. Her comments were echoed in news stories from coast to
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Classifieds Fueling Growth of Online Ad Market: Jupiter
Online classified ads will grow faster than any other form of online advertising this year, said a study by Jupiter Media Metrix. Spending is expected to increase from $1.2 billion in 2002 to $2.3 billion by 2007.