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BuyDRM Brings Rich Media Pep to Internap Content Delivery Network
FreeWebs Becomes Webs.com, Jumps into Social GamingFreewebs is expanding — from helping users create personal websites, to becoming a social media hub — under...ESPN Seeks Student Pep for College Sports Coverage
Toyota Ranks Highest in Retaining New-Vehicle BuyersToyota leads the automotive industry in retaining the highest percentage of new-vehicle purchasers for a second consecutive year,...Amobee Proffers Outside Help to Ailing Mobile Marketers
To Bring Online TV to Netherlands, TSS Takes a NarrowstepBenelux-based TSS Cross Media Group has inked an agreement with Narrowstep, which is based in London and New...Retail Sites Growing in Europe, Visitors Up 5% YOYAcross Europe, 160.6 million people visited online retail sites in October 2007, an increase of 5 percent over...Nintendo UK Ponders Pulling Wii Ads
Facebook Apps Hits 10k, but Does Anyone Use Them?The number of third-party apps available on Facebook has hit the 10,000 mark, according to FaceReviews.com. Though FaceReviews asserts...Textbook Publishers Embrace the E-Book
Consumer Report Scores US Mobile Carriers Embarrassingly Low
Universal, imeem Sign Music Distribution DealE-Book Advises Marketers to 'Play' Social Sites as They Would Games
US Hispanics' English Fluency a Matter of Education, Generation, ExposureUS-born Hispanic adults have immigrant parents that tend to be fluent in English (88 percent are fluent), while...Acxiom Examines Offline Behavior to Better Target Online Ads
Grandparents Spend Billions on Their GrandchildrenGrandparents in the US spend billions of dollars on their grandchildren per year — nearly $1700 on average...IHT, Reuters Pair Up to Tackle Print, Online Business News
Unicast Sows Hype for Warner Bros. with 3D Video CubeAs of today, Warner Bros.' upcoming DVD releases will boast Premium Rich Media campaigns powered by Viewpoint's Unicast. Ads... |
