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Top News: Nielsen sues comScore | Google, Yahoo, offer self-regulation plans | Google revamps DoubleClick search | SocialVibe lands $20M after social game ad success

Legal/Regulatory: Nielsen sues comScore. Google, Yahoo and TRUSTe advance self-reg plans. Judge rejects Google’s deal to digitize  [...]

Next-gen Retail Marketing Tech Reaches Into Dressing Room, Onto Shopping Carts

Retailers interested in next-generation marketing technology need look no further than the interactive tools at Interpublic Group's new retail center in Los Angeles. There, on display, are experimental digital technologies that can target shoppers as they browse store aisles. These include interactive dressing room mirrors, kiosks from which customer service representatives can be accessed and shopping carts equipped with digital scanners that offer personalized discounts (  [...]

Bank of America to Test Smartphone Payment System

Bank of America is planning to test a program in September that would let customers use their smartphones to pay for purchases in stores. Under the program, which will run through the end of the year in the New York area, participants will install small chips in their devices that emit radio signals over very short distances (via Reuters). Customers would then "bump" or wave their phones with or at the point-of-sale devices i  [...]

Mobile Marketing Mishaps: Overestimating Your Customers' Smartphone Smarts

Last week eBay acquired RedLaser, a mobile application that lets customers scan bar codes in order to list items faster on the auction site or just compare prices. It is easy to see why eBay acquired the application - goods sold through mobile applications will more than double, to $1.5 billion of eBay's revenue this year, from $600 million in 2009, BusinessWeek   [...]

Will iPhone 4 Usher in New M-Commerce Era?

Judging from the lines - not to mention Apple's and AT&T's back end processes getting stampeded by the preorder crush - the iPhone 4 is not only here but it is wildly popular. One group watching the frenzy for the devices are retailers. The iPhone 4 comes equipped with features - longer battery life, the new screen, and the ability to multitask - that could propel mobile commerce into the mainstream, some have speculated. "Extended battery life will help m-commerce for the simple reason that   [...]

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Industry Buzz & News: 5/10/10

Online Ad Market: Citysearch plans reputation management product. Campaigns & Creatives: Concert promoters embrace new media for fan services. Privacy:  [...]

Online Coupons that Double as Marketing Databases

Marketers can always count on coupons as being a winning campaign tactic. Increasingly, though, companies using these offerings not just to attract customers - but also to gather as much information as possible for future sales, writes the New York Times. Barcode technology has made this possible as they can be loaded with a huge amount of data - including the customer's identification, internet  [...]

Entertainment Weekly App Tries Dual Revenue Stream

Entertainment Weekly has launched an app for the iPad that is generating a dual revenue stream without charging users but, for now, not offering full content from the print edition. E-commerce Model The app reproduces its weekly 'Must List' of recommended movies, TV, books, and music, and offers users the opportunity to purchase them via integration with iTunes, Amazon and Fandango, according to AdAge. The  [...]

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Online Tools Push E-Tailer Profits. Too Bad Few Use Them

E-Tailers have an aversion to deploying technology that could boost profits - a surprising insight given, well, the nature of their business and given the state of retail in general over the past year. Yet studies and anecdotal evidence point to this conclusion. One new study by Ovum, commission by StellaService, found that customers are willing to pay a 10.7% premium for 'excellent' online customer service - an amount that was sized in the aggregate to be $17.3 billion a year. That is a surp  [...]

Industry Buzz & News: 3/12/10

Ad Technologies: Instant ads set the pace on the web. Jumptap mulling mobile ad licensing program. E-Commerce: E-tailers should act fast to comply with Colorado's  [...]

P&G Launches eStore to Test Marketing Concepts

Procter & Gamble is launching a new ecommerce "learning lab" that the packaged goods giant says will test concepts and programs that can be reapplied across P&G’s retail partners in the hopes of growing consumer affinity for P&G brands and ultimately increasing sales. The eStore is coming out now in beta with 5,000 invited consumers; it will roll out broadly in the U.S. in March or April, the company   [...]

Industry Buzz & Snippets: 02/10/10

Social Media: Google adds Facebook-like features to gmail. MySpace inks ad deal with TargetSpot. Facebook, AOL link instant messaging. Smartphones:  [...]

Industry Buzz & Snippets: 12/29/09

Trends: Where digital marketing is heading in 2010. Media: As books go beyond printed page to multisensory experience, what about reading? Search: Google   [...]

Grocery Stores Spiff Up Digital Offerings

Grocery stores are increasingly turning to digital strategies - from mobile Apps to industry-specific ad platforms - to enhance their overall sales. An example of the former is Whole Foods Market, which rolled out an iPhone App earlier this year and has now launched a version of its e-commerce site optimized for web-enabled mobile devices  [...]

Industry Buzz & Snippets: 12/08/09

Media Strategies: Conde Nast, Hearst, Meredith, News Corp and Time to JV in e-readers. CNN invests in neighborhood news feed Outside.In. Springer to launch  [...]

Mobile Micropayments Make 'Square' Deals

Square, a new venture launched by Twitter co-founder and chairman Jack Dorsey could turn the fledgling mobile-commerce space into a mainstream shopping arena. The company sells a tiny device that plugs into a mobile phone's headphone jack and scans swiped credit cards. With the device, a shopper can pay for a product and receive an invoice by email. The venture - which is currently being tested by the smallest of businesses - also has a tiny, altruistic compo  [...]

Industry Buzz & Snippets: 12/02/09

Online Media: Google offers publishers limit on free news access. New AOL gambit could undermine premium content goals. Ad Metrics: Under threat, Nielsen accelerates plan to measure online video. Ad Indu  [...]

Industry Buzz & Snippets: 11/30/09

Ad Industry: Ad industry produces ads and logos in response to pending privacy legislation. Holiday Shopping: Amazon tops Black Friday retail web traffic. After 'Black Friday,' industry   [...]

Tech Meets Turkey-Day: Searches Yield Better Insights

During most of the year, web analytics focused on the food industry - including dining, cooking and grocery shopping - reveal fairly stable trends that tend to occur over long periods of time. Thanksgiving season in the US, however, is a clear exception. During this unique period, marketers have the once-a-year opportunity to use the web as a barometer for Americans' food tastes, as well as their eating and cooking habits. They can also see the extent to which consumers are turning online   [...]

Industry Buzz & Snippets: 11/20/09

Ad Strategies: Marketers hop on augmented reality bandwagon to promote 'Avatar.' AT&T's anti-Verizon ad is a stinker. Social Media: Facebook Ads customer support   [...]