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Bluetooth Enables British Cellphone Ad Invites
Users passing through London's Heathrow Airport may get an invitation to view an ad on their cell phones.
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Is Japanese Internet Tycoons Political Debut an Omen?
The Land of the Rising Sun has become the Land of Political Assassins as Prime Minister Junichiro Koizumi has tapped 32-year-old dotcom blockbuster Takafumi Horie to run against an especially difficult political opponent in September's elections. If successful, Koizumi's internal coup could switch on light bulbs in the heads of political strategists (strategerists) everywhere.
Push Comes to Shove
MarketingSherpa has a study that newsletter open rates have dropped 10% in the past year, but I almost didn't get the message because I hardly ever read those emails anymore... which sort of explains why my company didn't make it into this year's SEM Buyer's Guide (Paid Search Version), in case you're wondering why Page Zero Media doesn't show up in Sherpa's guide to paid…
Musing On New Google Stock Sale
Google has big plans for those big bucks, and Webproworld has uncovered a plan for you to consider.
Feed Your Readers
RSS offers the web site publisher an effective way to get the news about updated content out to users.
Advertisings Answer to Finding a Needle in a Haystack
Over the past five years, we've seen radical transformation and growth of the Internet. With this growth however, came a number of pain points felt by both the consumer and advertiser, namely their mutual inability to successfully find one another online.
