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  • AdGooRoo Makes You a Competitive Force

    Search advertisers are becoming increasingly hungry for competitive intelligence. As paid search takes its place alongside more traditional marketing media, players feel the need for a comparative tool such as radio

  • Amazon.com Sees Revenue, Income Boost in First Quarter

    Amazon.com generated $3.02 billion in sales during first quarter 2007, up from $2.28 billion a year ago. The online retailer attributed $84 million of the gain to favorable foreign currency exchanges.

  • What’s On? Channels.com Wants to be Your Online Video Hub

    After two years of development, Web video guide Channels.com recently launched, with the goal of being a central hub for viewers and programmers alike. E-Centric recently talked with Sean Doherty, founder and CEO of the Palo Alto, CA-based company, to find out why he thinks his site will help boost the profile of advertiser supported online video.

  • Price Check: Frucall Takes Comparison Shopping Mobile

    Frucall allows consumers to do a price check instantly from their mobile phone. The service recently introduced a new advertising platform, Frucall SmartAds, which imbeds targeted ads into the calls.

  • E-News to Go

    EPOIA Interactive Studios, LLC has launched PodshowCreator’s ContentPay, a new service in conjunction with Amazon.com’s Associates program. The service enables podcasters to earn revenue with a customizable storefront showcasing Amazon.com products relevant to the content of the podcast.

  • Rebel Digital Takes Aim at Ad Supported Music Web Sites

    Two former executives from the music Web site SpiralFrog.com Robin Kent and Lance Ford have founded Digital Rebel, a new interactive services advertising agency with a mission to promote ad supported Web sites that offer music downloads.

  • First Privacy Complaint Filed against GoogleClick Deal

    A consumer privacy watchdog has officially requested that the Federal Trade Commission investigate Google’s planned acquisition of online ad firm DoubleClick and either impose protections on the collection and use of consumer data or block the sale.

  • Trademark Keyword Suit Will Go to Trial, Judge Rules

    A U.S. judge has refused to dismiss a long-standing suit against Google’s use of trademarked terms as keyword triggers for delivering pay-per-click ads in search results.

  • Audit Firm Finds Click Fraud on the Rise

    A quarterly report by a company that audits pay-per-click advertising using a network of volunteer marketers reported last week that 14.8% of clicks across the search marketing industry were fraudulent in Q1 2007.

  • Questions, Ire Rise from Utah’s “Do Not Bid” Trademark Law

    (Searchline) A little-noticed bill passed by the Utah legislature will let businesses based in that state enter their trademarks into a state registry and police their use as triggers for search marketing to Utah residents.