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Radiohead Goes to the Store
We’ve covered the Radiohead experiment since it started. And as of Monday, the experiment is over. It did give them a lot…
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Mobile Advertising Not Exactly Taking Off
We’ve reached the point at which the average person is sure to own a cell phone. He or she still isn’t too likely to surf the Web with it, however, and he or she is almost definitely opposed to mobile advertising. All of which points to the conclusion that mobile ads won’t take off in the way proponents have predicted.
Time to Install Service Packs!
I just spent the entire day distracted by Windows Vista Service Pack 1, namely not getting any real work done while my computer was busy installing it. You should install SP1, too, just be aware of the time it might take.
Google andDoubleClick vs. FTC, Round 15,627,734,234.7
As if the title weren’t enough to tip you off, take a peak at some of the headlines that have gotten my attention today (don’t worry, this isn’t Linky Goodness or Pilgrim’s Picks, I’m still going to hold your hand and tell you what to think):
Search Insider Summit: Big Agencies & Search
9:00am: Keynote address - FaceOff: Will Agencies Ever “Get” Search? with Gord Hotchkiss, CEO & President, Enquiro Mike Margolin, VP, Interactive Marketing Director, RPA
NY Times Tops In Google News For 2007
No one received more top ranking story placements on Google News than the New York Times, which dropped its subscription-based Times Select model earlier this year.
