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LinkedIn Passes Million MarkLinkedIn, a social networking firm, announced that it passed the one million members mark, partly due to its...Leaderboards 2nd Most Popular Ad SizeAdrants pointed to a MediaLife story on a DoubleClick study indicating that the use of the newer and...WB to Debut TV Series on AOL FirstThe WB Network will air the debut of a new series, "Jack & Bobby," on the AOL network...Another New SF Agency Exec HiredIt seems San Francisco is popping again, with online agencies hiring senior level staff, particularly new business people....OPA Europe Gets New HeadThe European Online Publishers Association (OPA) changed heads, hiring on Amy Porter, an IT marketing executive, who is...Rumors: Google to Bow Instant MessagingNet rumors have it that Google is working on an instant messaging (IM) application that may have close...Claria Settles SuitsClaria settled trademark lawsuits brought by several online companies, such as Wells Fargo and Quicken Loans. Terms weren't...60 Percent More Behavioral Targeting Users in 2004JupiterResearch reports that adoption of behavioral marketing - such as placements through networks using targeting technology from Tacoda,...Traffic Management Dropped into Behavioral Targeting (Hmm, Tastes Great)Behavioral marketing firm Revenue Science teamed with ad management firm Trafficmac to provide a bit of predictability and...Study: Fortune 100 SEO StinksA new OneUpWeb study shows that Fortune 100 firms still don't care much for search engine optimization. About...Blogger Firing Inspires Friendster BoycottFriendster earned the ire of the blogosphere this week when it fired Joyce Park for writing something about... |
