Many people wonder if Google and other online search engines will eventually make print Yellow Pages obsolete. TMP Directional Marketing decided to test the waters on that question, and found that a third of U.S. consumers still consider their print Yellow Pages to be the primary source for local business info, with 90% saying print […]
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The online video habit seems to be catching on. Pew Internet found that 57% of online adults in the U.S. have ever watched or downloaded online video, with 19% doing it daily. Of those surveyed, 57% send video links to other people, and 57% watch online videos with others, making it a more social activity. […]
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Now, you can get a customised caricaturised replica of your photo - similar to the ones in the 2006 film A Scanner Darkly with Phophoto. A pretty apt accompaniment for your networking or blog profile or IM/ game avtaars, Phophoto provides two ways to transform your photo into personalized digital art - Vector Portraits and […]
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College students are growing increasingly receptive to receiving advertising via text messages on their cell phones and other mobile devices, according to a new study from Ball State University .
“Just a couple of years ago few college students accepted ads on their mobile devices because they felt it was an invasion of their privacy,” says […]
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The France Online Advertising report by eMarketer, analyzes the forces driving France’s emergence as one of the leading Internet advertisers in Europe, currently at number three in Europe, behind the UK and Germany.
Online advertising campaigns are fairly new to the French, and many French companies still put the bulk of their online efforts into Web […]
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