Finding the Silver Lining
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Finding the Silver Lining

25y Rob Graham

Finding the Silver Lining

Ever notice how fast bad news travels? Along withthe day-to-day body count, wars of aggression, dimming stock markets, and Microsoft merger deals, the...

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Times Like These
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Times Like These

25y Vahe Habeshian

Times Like These

At times like these, words fail even those of us whose job it is to make sure that words don't fail. Read More...

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Business-Critical Applications Driving Wireless Initiatives
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Business-Critical Applications Driving Wireless Initiatives

25y Michael Pastore

Business-Critical Applications Driving Wireless In...

Wireless and mobile transactions will account for nearly 20 percent of business-to-business transaction volume and 25 percent of business-to-consumer ...

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Branding Online Is Possible... Now What?
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Branding Online Is Possible... Now What?

25y Jim Meskauskas

Branding Online Is Possible... Now What?

So, why is it that no one is listening? You've read all of the press releases. You've seen all the subject lines in emails from the plethora of discus...

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Something Stinks When Media Sellers Go Directly to Clients
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Something Stinks When Media Sellers Go Directly to Clients

25y Tig Tillinghast

Something Stinks When Media Sellers Go Directly to...

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...

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Precluding Plausible Deniability
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Precluding Plausible Deniability

25y Tom Hespos

Precluding Plausible Deniability

Many 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...

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No Pat on the Back in a Buyer's Market?
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No Pat on the Back in a Buyer's Market?

25y Seana Mulcahy

No Pat on the Back in a Buyer's Market?

With 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...

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Quest for Broadband Usually Ends at Cable
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Quest for Broadband Usually Ends at Cable

25y ClickZ Stats Staff

Quest for Broadband Usually Ends at Cable

The 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...

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The Digital Cartel
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The Digital Cartel

25y Jim Meskauskas

The Digital Cartel

Though the macroeconomic environment, in defiance of physical possibilities, continues to both suck and blow, it looks like some of the digital powerh...

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Gator Attack? The Best Defense Is to Join the Anti-Microsoft Offense
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Gator Attack? The Best Defense Is to Join the Anti-Microsoft Offense

25y Tig Tillinghast

Gator Attack? The Best Defense Is to Join the Anti...

Threatened with irrelevance, online ad companies are rightly concerned about the new Gator technology. After all, Gator provides some useful services,...

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Focus on Pharmaceuticals
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Focus on Pharmaceuticals

25y Adam Posman

Focus on Pharmaceuticals

Skepticism about the viability of the online medium continues to grow, but two industries that should be allocating greater volumes online are healthc...

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Disclosing the Quality Is Job-One
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Disclosing the Quality Is Job-One

25y Tom Hespos

Disclosing the Quality Is Job-One

If advertisers and publishers alike were fully cognizant of the true value of online advertising, it's likely that demand for online ads would pick up...

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Businesses Maintain Wireless Strategies
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Businesses Maintain Wireless Strategies

25y Michael Pastore

Businesses Maintain Wireless Strategies

M-commerce may be little more than a pipe dream for now, but a report by The Intermarket Group found that having a mobile wireless strategy is emergin...

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What Is the Sound of One Ad Branding?
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What Is the Sound of One Ad Branding?

25y Rob Graham

What Is the Sound of One Ad Branding?

Rob believes in rich media advertising, and many of you believe in the potential of online and rich media advertising. The problem is, do the advertis...

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The Meaning of Industry Organizations
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The Meaning of Industry Organizations

25y Jim Meskauskas

The Meaning of Industry Organizations

Peer interaction that promotes the free exchange of ideas. People from one segment of an industry together with folks from other segments. An environm...

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Asia-Pacific Speeding Up Internet Connections
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Asia-Pacific Speeding Up Internet Connections

25y Michael Pastore

Asia-Pacific Speeding Up Internet Connections

The Asia-Pacific region (excluding Japan) will have 37.8 million broadband Internet subscribers by2005 predicts Gartner's Dataquest Inc. Read More...

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Its an Outrage?
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Its an Outrage?

25y Susan Solomon

Its an Outrage?

Confused about "its" and "it's"? Need some helpful grammar hints? Susan suggests some useful sites you can boldly go to -- or is it "go to boldly"? Ho...

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Branding Gone Bad
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Branding Gone Bad

25y Tig Tillinghast

Branding Gone Bad

Advertising -- particularly online -- is powerful stuff. It's sort of like firearms and clay targets. Treat high-budget ad spending like you would a l...

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Nowhere to Go But Up
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Nowhere to Go But Up

25y Tom Hespos

Nowhere to Go But Up

Many advertisers with a significant Web presence are hardcore direct-response advertisers. They know exactly how much they want to pay to make a sale....

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Online Segmentation: From User to Usage
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Online Segmentation: From User to Usage

25y Seana Mulcahy

Online Segmentation: From User to Usage

Do we really know our consumers? In the early days of online advertising, we targeted solely by demographics -- age, income, and gender. There has bee...

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Move to Broadband Changes How the Web is Surfed
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Move to Broadband Changes How the Web is Surfed

25y Michael Pastore

Move to Broadband Changes How the Web is Surfed

The number of residential Internet users with high-speed connections keep rising, signaling not only a change in how consumers access the Internet, bu...

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Why Direct Response Online Still Reigns Supreme
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Why Direct Response Online Still Reigns Supreme

25y Jim Meskauskas

Why Direct Response Online Still Reigns Supreme

Despite all the studies, why are so many advertisers still reluctant to use the digital medium as a tool for any kind of marketing save direct respons...

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U.S. Employees Leaving Wires at Home
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U.S. Employees Leaving Wires at Home

25y ClickZ Stats Staff

U.S. Employees Leaving Wires at Home

More than 60 million U.S. employees will have access to wireless voice, pagers and/or mobile computing devices, like Palm Pilots, by the end of 2001, ...

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Defining Differences: Marketing, Advertising, Branding (Part 2)
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Defining Differences: Marketing, Advertising, Branding (Part 2)

25y Tig Tillinghast

Defining Differences: Marketing, Advertising, Bran...

Last week, Tig's article stopped in the middle of the budgeting discussion. This week, he continues with that topic and then concludes this two-part s...

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Online Contests and Incentives
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Online Contests and Incentives

25y Adam Posman

Online Contests and Incentives

Promoting online contests has become an effective way to build email list volumes, particularly at the B2C level for low-commitment consumer goods. Bu...

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Targeting Domains, Cutting Through the Clutter
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Targeting Domains, Cutting Through the Clutter

25y Tom Hespos

Targeting Domains, Cutting Through the Clutter

Have you noticed that users from particular domains or ISPs are responding better to your message than the general Web population? Target them specifi...

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Questions Remain for M-Commerce; It's Time for Answers
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Questions Remain for M-Commerce; It's Time for Answers

25y Michael Pastore

Questions Remain for M-Commerce; It's Time for Ans...

M-commerce remains a work in progress, especially in North America. But time may be running out if it ever wants to make a bang at all. Read More...

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