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Mercedes-Benz Launches Interactive Film"7 years later" is the first interactive movie developed by Scholz & Volker for Mercedes-Benz. Emotionally engaging, with...The Case for Integrated MarketingIn an interview by Joseph Jaffe, Rob Norman, chairman of media communications agency Mediaedge:cia UK, says he thinks...New AOL 9.0 Friendly to AdvertisersAOL announced that its new software version will be 99 percent media type compliant and 100 percent IAB...AdWeek Announces Staff LayoffsAdWeek Magazines announced yesterday the layoff of five staff members as a result of the continuing softness in...ICAAN Agreement Extended Three YearsThe Bush administration has extended the agreement with Internet domain name regulatory body, ICAAN, for three years. CNET...House Votes to Permanently Extend Internet Tax MoratoriumYesterday, the U.S. House of Representative voted to permanently extend the temporary moratorium on Internet taxation which was...U.S. Senator Claims ISPs Dragging Feet on DMCADemocratic U.S. Senator Barbara Boxer Claims Verizon and SBC are acting in a hypocritical manner by refusing to...Online Bill Paying Increases DramaticallyAccording to an InsightExpress survey, the percentage of consumers who pay at least one bill online has jumped...Yahoo Expects Search Revenue to Double By 2006At an address Wednesday at the Banc of America Securities Conference, Yahoo CFO Sue Decker said sponsored search...Terry Semel: From Hollywood to Silicon ValleyIn this CBS MarketWatch piece, Terry Semel's road from Hollywood bigshot to Technology CEO is covered. Marketwatch reports....Havas Announces $65 Million LossToday, French holding company Havas announced a loss of $65 million during the first half of 2003. This...Cloudmark Introduces Email Rating SystemToday, spam-fighting company Cloudmark announced a new email rating system to counter complaints that some anti-spam software filters...Amazon Sues Email SpoofersAmazon is suing 11 online marketers for using its name improperly, tricking unsuspecting consumers into believing they are...Hotmail to Charge for Mobile Email AccessJoining the free to fee trend, MSN's Hotmail will cease to offer free access to its email system...VeriSign To Address Complaints, Stick With ServiceWhile it will address technical concerns, VeriSign said today it will stick with its controversial plan to redirect...MSN and Overture, More Links = More RevenueMSN adds additional Overture results in the right rail. Kevin Lee comments on a SearchEngineWatch story.... |
