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To narrow down your selection of articles, click on the "AND" or "NOT" next to any of the categories below. Say you’re currently browsing entries in category "A", you can then drill down into entries that belong both to category A and another category, or belong to category A but not another category. For instance, you could list entries about demographics in the automotive sector, or entries about email marketing that are not about spam. Numbers in the columns below indicate how many entries the selected operation will narrow your query to. You can combine multiple intersection and exclusion criteria to further limit the number of entries.
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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: Y&R Falkland Flap | Best of CLIOs | MS E-Bookstore | Apple Gaming Dominates | NBC's Streaming Olympics
Campaigns of Note:
Ad Steps Into Falklands Dispute; Y&R Condemns Local Office's Work
CLIO Awards: Best of the 2012 Winners
How Beer Companies [...]
Posted: Monday, May 7th 2012
Top News: Online Political Ads | Target Dumps Kindle | Hyperlocal Mobile Scale | LinkedIn Tops Conversions | Tumblr Ads | Amazon Web Shows
Business Buzz:
2012: Year of the Online Political Ad [INFOGRAPHIC]
Business Strategies: [...]
Posted: Thursday, May 3rd 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
Closing Bell: Netflix Chastises Comcast | ScoreBig Mimics Priceline | FCC Fines Google
Streaming Media:
Netflix CEO Calls Out Comcast on Net Neutrality
Business Strategies:
ScoreBig Uses Priceline’s Model to Name Your Own Price for Live Events
Privacy:
[...]
Posted: Monday, April 16th 2012
Mailchimp Incident Highlights Value of Clear Unsubscribe Option. This Lesson Extends to Mobile Too
Most--the vast majority—of email marketing recipients will eventually unsubscribe from a mailing list. Specifically nine in 10 (91%) US email users have subscribed to a company’s email and later decided they don’t want to receive it, according to a report from Exact Target and CoTweet. The best way to handle these requests, as the following story will show, is to make the process as easy [...]
Posted: Tuesday, February 21st 2012
BoA Shows How Not to Defend a Reputation Against a WikiLeak
WikiLeak has been promising to release information that will be very damaging to a large financial institution. The site has been coy about the name, but it is widely believed that Bank of America is the institution in question. The bank has said it doesn’t know what the leak could be – but apparently it is readying for some kind of bombshell by registering domain names that could possibly be used to criticize or make fun of it.
In recent days it has taken "hundreds" of d [...]
Posted: Monday, December 27th 2010
Overestimating the Wisdom of the Crowd
The Gap's attempt to launch a new logo was a failure – at least judging from the comments about it online. Within hours of its release, the retailer hinted on its own Facebook page it might be willing to scrap the two-year project in favor of a design submitted by the public. "We know this logo created a lot of buzz and we're thrilled to see passionate debates unfolding! So much so we're asking you to share your designs. We love our version, but we'd l [...]
Posted: Wednesday, October 13th 2010
ReturnPath: Don't Ignore a Customer Who Ignores You
One mistake e-mail marketers make is to ignore customers who show no interest in their e-mails - and continue to send out messages with the same frequency, ReturnPath says. In a new study that follows up its 2008 survey of e-mail practices among e-commerce companies, ReturnPath found most retailers did exactly that - sending as many as 9 to 11 messages per month to inactive subscribers.
None of the com [...]
Posted: Wednesday, August 18th 2010
4 Surprising Things You Can't Trust Online
By now most people are aware of the obvious security pitfalls of the web: phishing attacks, identity theft and so on. Everything else, though - or so we would like to think - is okay. Not so, unfortunately. Consider the following surprisingly unsafe activities.
Third Party Certificate Authorities
Third-party encryption made the web safe to bank and conduct financial transactions. Now, though, a new problem is emerging: there are too many third-party "certificate authoritie [...]
Posted: Tuesday, August 17th 2010
Will Apple Communicate Better With Its Customers? Its First Twitter Account Suggests It Wants To
Mistakes were made, Apple CEO Steve Jobs said - and not just by Apple. Thus began Apple's expected apology over the antenna reception problems that have been plaguing the iPhone 4. In a press conference held Friday morning, Jobs sought to portray the weakness in the iPhone 4's antenna as an issue that affects all mobile phones, the Los Angeles Times wrote. Also, he said, most iPhone users were not reportin [...]
Posted: Friday, July 16th 2010
Industry Buzz & News: 6/17/10
Online Ad Market:
Online news commands highest CPM.
HP partners with Yahoo for targeted advertisements.
Mobile search is [...]
Posted: Thursday, June 17th 2010
Local Search Attracts Fraud Too
Fraud is endemic for internet advertisers - with perpetrators becoming ever more innovative.
Local search advertising, now, is attracting its own breed of fraud - described as geo-listing hijackings b [...]
Posted: Thursday, May 20th 2010
Microsoft Takes Aim at Click Laundering with Two Lawsuits
Microsoft has filed two federal lawsuits in U.S. District Court in Seattle against perpetrators of what it is calling click laundering.
The lawsuits were filed against Eric Ralls, president of a company called RedOrbit Inc. and several 'John Does' whom Microsoft hopes to identify as part of the legal process of discovery, according to TechFlash.
Click fraud typically oc [...]
Posted: Wednesday, May 19th 2010
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
How Not to Run an Online Promotion
It is becoming more instructive to see how not to run a social media campaign than how to pull off a successful one. The latest object lesson comes from Dunkin’ Donuts, which was promoting its free iced coffee day -- “the kind of promotion that generally creates a lot of positive feedback in fans both online and off,†notes Inquisitr.
Dunkin’ Donuts Facebook wall, however, was inundated with fans co [...]
Posted: Wednesday, May 12th 2010