When sellers start calling a company that has an agency, the marketing people have to ask themselves, "Is this because our agency is failing or becaus...
View articleThere are several reasons the Internet has not seen explosive growth in Arab nations. In addition to cultural regulations, monopolies on telcom servic...
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View articleThe deal will have the sports network's Web site promoting a number of key Microsoft initiatives, such as Passport and Windows Media, and combined ad ...
View articleYou’ve been searching for that perfect email marketing technology, and you’ve finally found it. It’s a beauty, with sophisticated segmentation, dynami...
View articleMore and more companies send out "newsletters" that are simply virtual junk mail in disguise. This is bad news for commerce sites genuinely trying to ...
View articleStreaming media, one of those Internet applications with plenty of potential, has shown signs of maturing. More than half of the Internet users in the...
View articleThe Census Bureau -- the federal government's counters of all things countable -- found that computer and Internet use climbed steadily from the late ...
View articleThrough a deal with San Francisco-based Adgility, the industry leader is poised to offer an all-in-one product for online ad planning, buying, serving...
View articleMany online planners have experienced that sinking feeling when they call the client and find out that a meeting took place between a media vendor and...
View articleWith declining CPM rates and a large amount of ad space unsold, we are officially in a buyer's market. All the sellers are cringing as they read... an...
View articleThe Web consulting firm that attracted more than $100 million in venture capital said to have laid off 300 and sold some of its assets to computer gia...
View articleThe results of a new study released Friday by Statistical Research Inc. (SRI) do not bode well for the immediate future of what is loosely called 'int...
View articleThe microwave exemplifies answering an immediate need with a simple and easy-to-use solution. To determine if your product passes the microwave test, ...
View articleThe "out-of-banner" creative finds another new patron, as the AOL Time Warner network aims to build buzz around its upcoming mini-series. Read More...
View articleINT Media boosts ad efforts; Edmunds.com signs Lexus; 24/7 Media to attempt reverse stock split. Read More...
View articleSome users don't care whether search results are labeled. But that doesn't negate the need. Users deserve to have disclosure as a feature -- in the sa...
View articleJeremy's previous article was a quick overview of a few new and exciting things going on out there. There was too much to write about, though -- and t...
View articleMuch is being said about the promise of rich-email marketing, but the few practitioners thus far appear to be big companies with big budgets. If you’r...
View articleU.K. Internet users lead the market for online banking in Europe -- a market that Datamonitor predicts will consist of 75 million consumers using PCs ...
View articleThe decline in the telecomindustry has not influenced the demand for broadband Internet access, and it hasn't changed the fact that cable leads the br...
View articleDespite efforts at securing new cash, the storied European division of 24/7 Media is no more. Read More...
View articleFor at least the last nine months, the industry consensus has been that the future growth of online advertising will come from established (non-dot-co...
View articleThe Cluetrain ran right over the Internet bubble and was indicative of the coming fall. And now here we sit, somewhere in the middle of an economic re...
View articleThe largest media players are helping to weather the storm, even as Blodget and company report a longer recuperation period. Read More...
View articleOne-year deal allows luxury car manufacturer to put its non-intrusive four-inch boxes on its competitors' index pages. Read More...
View articleDeal between two Silicon Valley search engine companies puts LookListings in the metasearch results area of Ask Jeeves' searches. Read More...
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