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Apple Designer Regrets | Mobile "Crushes" Facebook? | IBM Distrusts Siri
Business Strategies:
Apple designer 'winces' over some past product choices
Campaigns of Note:
LG Electronics USA Debuts 'Only LG' Ad Campaign
Customer Experience:
Three Myths abou [...]
Posted: Friday, May 25th 2012
Mullen's "Talent Hub" | NHL Digital Power | POM Deceived | Google Buys Streamer | Facebook Buys Gifter
Agency News:
Mullen Opening West Coast 'Talent Hub'
Business Strategies:
The NHL's Digital Power Play
Campaigns of Note:
Coca-Cola exec claims [...]
Posted: Tuesday, May 22nd 2012
Squatters Seize, Control Brand Names On Pinterest
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Posted: Wednesday, May 16th 2012
Top News: HP Awards PC Business | AmEx Brand Innovation | Groupon Reports Profit | Millennial Media Doesn't | Google Ads Trump Facebook | Social Brand Blunders
Ad Technology:
Volvo Launches China's First RTB-based Advertising
DoubleClick co-founder targets publishers with content-meets-commerce service
Publishers [...]
Posted: Tuesday, May 15th 2012
Top News: Anheuser-Busch Scolds UFC | Digital Future "Blight?" | Commissions for "Likes" | Vevo Original Shows
Ad Technology:
Issuu: A Tool for Marketing, Not Just Magazines
Greystripe® Introduces PC-to-Mobile Ad Targeting with ValueClick Audience Mapping Technolo [...]
Posted: Thursday, April 26th 2012
Black Consumer Market: Huge, Largely Untapped, Won Through Fair Representation
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Posted: Tuesday, April 24th 2012
Top News: Gannett Earnings Plummet | Olympic Sponsors "Greenwashing?" | Fortune 500 SoMe Infographic | P&G Glorifies Mothers
Ad Technology:
CEO Moore On 24/7 Media: We’re A Tech Company, Not An Agency
Sinclair Broadcast Group Expands Contract for Harris Corporation Media Software Solution
ChaCha Partners With Adometry [...]
Posted: Tuesday, April 17th 2012
Hotels Go On Offensive Against Negative Reviews
Hotels are taking a particularly aggressive stance against anonymous reviews found on such sites as Yelp or Trip Advisor by actively trying to connect the data dots to identify the author.
Once the hotel has identifying information in hand it might thank the poster for the good review - perhaps with a gift basket. In the case of a negative review, it might send an email asking for either a reconsideration or a chance to readdress what was wrong with the person’s stay, [...]
Posted: Monday, May 17th 2010
Retailers Top Forrester's Customer-Experience Ranking
Only 11% of companies garnered a rating of "excellent" in this year's Customer Experience Index of large US firms, released by Forrester Research, Inc., -- and 38% of firms were rated as "poor" or "very poor."
Barnes & Noble and USAA topped Forrester's ranking, while Charter Communications and Me [...]
Posted: Friday, December 19th 2008
One Easy Fix Could Cure Email Marketers' Impotence
As wallets slacken and consumers grow more conscious of where their money is going, online retailers have become more aggressive about using email to promote discounts.
A recent report found online shopping is more appealing as gas prices increase. Armed with this and other optimistic forecasts, nearly three-fourths of internet retailers are prepared to survive the economic climate -- an [...]
Posted: Monday, October 27th 2008
United Kingdom Cracks Down on 'Suicide Sites'
Since the Suicide Act of 1961, the United Kingdom considers it illegal to promote suicide. The act will be amended to include web publishers with so-called "suicide websites," and to help internet service providers police sites for such content, reports the BBC, following concerns that users querying for suicide information hope to locate sites encouraging them to do it.
"Updating the language of the Suicide Act [...] should help to [...]
Posted: Wednesday, September 17th 2008
NebuAd Loses CEO, Pursues Less Controversial Pastures
Battered by bad press, recent Congressional probes and the loss of ISP clients, CEO Bob Dykes of NebuAd has decided to step down.
Following his departure, President Kira Makagon was chosen [...]
Posted: Thursday, September 4th 2008
User Consent: Just an Afterthought to Behavioral Tracking
Letters released by the House Energy and Commerce Committee reveal that many internet and broadband companies use targeted-ad technology without clearly informing users.
The largest online ad firm of all, Google, said it tracks web-surfing behavior across affiliate sites. And this isn't the first such outing: two months ago, The New York Times [...]
Posted: Tuesday, August 12th 2008
Knol Could Knock Wikipedia Down a Notch
This week Google unveiled Knol, a Wikipedia rival, after six months in beta.
Knol is a publicly-authored knowledge site. To protect against page vandalism without stifling community input, new pages are placed under "moderated collaboration," meaning anyone can add to them but contributions only go live after the original author(s) review them.
Google's decision to cur [...]
Posted: Friday, July 25th 2008
Corporate Reputation in Decline; Top Companies Buck Trend
71 percent of US consumers rate corporate America's reputation as poor, but consumers still will buy, recommend and invest in the most visible companies that focus on building their corporate reputations, according to the ninth annual Harris Interactive Reputation Quotient (RQ) survey -- MarketingCharts [...]
Posted: Wednesday, July 2nd 2008
AP Ends Blogger Battle Over Fair Use of Content
The Associated Press (AP) reports it has resolved its conflict with copyright-infringing bloggers.
The AP recently attacked bloggers in a media fight about "fair use" of content. Specifically, it took issue with bloggers excerpting titles or sentences from its articles, which other publications mus [...]
Posted: Monday, June 23rd 2008
Carl Icahn Launches Corporate Rant Blog
Carl Icahn debuted The Icahn Report, a professional blog, last week, reports MediaBuyerPlanner.
The controversial investor -- which currently seeks to oust Yahoo's board of directors -- first stated his intention to launch a blog in February, Reute [...]
Posted: Monday, June 23rd 2008
Google Checkout Charges 20 Cents Per Use
Despite sentiments that the service is free, the WebGuild reports -- or rather, laments -- that Google Checkout, a competitor of PayPal, charges 20 cents per transaction in addition to a "hefty fee" for general use.
20 cents is also charged for canceled orders.
The Cos [...]
Posted: Friday, June 20th 2008
Free Press: NebuAd Has No Respect for Privacy
Behavioral ad platform NebuAd violates "fundamental expectations of internet privacy" according to a report from the Free Press and Public Knowledge group, reports MediaPost.
Free Press issued a report which stated "NebuAd's practices resemble several forms of 'attacks' on users that have generated considerable controversy and user condemnation."
The report compares NebuAd's target [...]
Posted: Thursday, June 19th 2008
Ask Puts Promotional Guns Behind Privacy Policy
Ask.com wrote an open letter to privacy advocates and the California Attorney General's office, toting a more prominent "Privacy" link on its website.
From the letter:
As of today, Ask.com has added a [prominently placed] direct link to our privacy policy ... right on our homepage. It is only one of four non-search related weblinks ... We’ve also made sure that the "Priv [...]
Posted: Thursday, June 19th 2008