iPhone 3GS Launch Also Drives Gains in Search Activity and Site Visitation RESTON, VA, July 17, 2009 – comScore, Inc. (NASDAQ: SCOR), a leader in measuring the digital world, today released an analysis of recent online trends related to the June debut of the Palm Pre. Launched on June 6, the Pre debuted as the [...]
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Google Ad Campaign Champions Google Apps
August 3rd, 2009 |
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Going Google is a new advertising and marketing campaign the search engine giant is using to tout its messaging and collaboration enterprise applications as alternatives to on-premise software from Microsoft and IBM. Google wants more customers to adopt its cloud computing approach, particularly as Microsoft readies its Office Web suite to counter Google Apps. IBM has also show an interest in moving to the cloud with IBM Lotus Live.
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One of the points people user to argue Google Apps is not
viable in businesses is that the company doesn’t do anything to market the
collaboration applications as alternatives to on-premise software from rivals
such as Microsoft and IBM.
It’s a hard argument to refute. While Micro…
Google Ad Campaign Champions Google Apps
August 3rd, 2009 |
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Going Google is a new advertising and marketing campaign the search engine giant is using to tout its messaging and collaboration enterprise applications as alternatives to on-premises software from Microsoft and IBM. Google wants more customers to adopt its cloud computing approach, particularly as Microsoft readies its Office Web suite to counter Google Apps. IBM has also shown an interest in moving to the cloud with IBM Lotus Live.
– One of the points people use to argue that Google Apps is not viable in
businesses is that the company doesn’t do anything to market the collaboration
applications as alternatives to on-premises software from rivals such as
Microsoft and IBM.
It’s a hard argument to refute. While Microsoft thro…
Microsoft, Yahoo Agree on Ad Partnership, Source Says
July 28th, 2009 |
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Updated: Microsoft and Yahoo have agreed to an online search and advertising partnership that will be announced within 24 hours, a source familiar with the situation reportedly says.
– SEATTLE (Reuters) Microsoft Corp. and Yahoo Inc. have agreed to an
online search and advertising partnership, in an attempt to rival
Google Inc., that will be announced within 24 hours, a source familiar
with the situation said on Thursday.
Microsoft will not pay an upfront fee to Yahoo, and the…
Georgia May Jagger, Mick Jagger’s Daughter, Strips For Jeans Ad
July 24th, 2009 |
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Mick Jagger has been with some beautiful women, so it’s no surprise he has some beautiful daughters.
Following in big sister Elizabeth Jagger’s footsteps, Jerry Hall’s second daughter with the singer Georgia May Jagger, 17, is also modeling, …
Saucy Naomi Campbell goes topless for D&G scent ad
July 23rd, 2009 |
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Stunner Naomi Campbell has gone topless for a new Dolce and Gabbana fragrance ad.
The 39-year-old catwalk queen bared all to promote the latest perfume from D&G, with just hands covering her modesty, reports the Sun.
Meanwhile, Campbell has rubbished claims that she is contemplating retirement in a bid to start a family.
It was reported that Campbell [...]
DNC Targets DeMint In TV Ad As Health Care Fights Heat Up (VIDEO)
July 22nd, 2009 |
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During an interview on NBC Wednesday morning, Sen. Jim DeMint (R-S.C.) declined to back down from his earlier statement that health care reform represented President Barack Obama’s “Waterloo.” And now, Democrats are all too happy to continue t…
Arianna Huffington: Why Visiting Pompeii Has Me Thinking About the Smoke Billowing Out of Our Economic Mt. Vesuvius
July 21st, 2009 |
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POMPEII — Walking around the ancient city of Pompeii, reading up on its history, and thinking of its people — wiped out in 79 A.D. by a volcanic eruption — got me thinking about unheeded warning signs. In the case of Pompeii, these signs included a severe earthquake, dogs running away, and columns of smoke belching out of Mount Vesuvius. But these warning signs were ignored, and the volcano blew its top, burying the city and its inhabitants under 60 feet of ash and volcanic rock. There is currently plenty of alarming smoke pouring out of our economic Vesuvius — including rising unemployment, record bankruptcies, record credit card defaults, and record home foreclosures. But the warning signs are once again being ignored.
Diane Francis: Sarah Palin ad nauseum
July 20th, 2009 |
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Republican Governor Sarah Palin may be packing this week in order to leave the Alaska governor’s mansion, but she isn’t going to exit from public…
Microsoft Bing Shows No Increase in Ad Spending
July 15th, 2009 |
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Microsoft Bing, the company’s new search engine, has not increased Microsoft’s share of the U.S. paid search advertising market, according to a report by SearchIgnite. Bing saw its share of the U.S. search market grow during its first month of release, buoyed by a massive ad campaign and a good deal of media attention, as Microsoft seeks to compete more aggressively against Google and Yahoo in the search-engine arena.
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Bing search engine may have gained users during its first few weeks of release,
but a July 14 report by research company SearchIgnite found that Microsofts
share of the U.S. paid search advertising market remained stagnant for the
quarter.
Microsofts share of the paid search adve…
Sotomayor Tied To Bill Ayers In New Ad By Conservative Group
July 14th, 2009 |
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This latest development may be breaking new boundaries in guilt-by-association political attacks.
The conservative judicial activist group Committee for Justice released an ad on Tuesday connecting Judge Sonia Sotomayor to the ’60s radical a…
10 Features of the Smarter Office Application Suite
July 13th, 2009 |
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Microsoft Office, Zoho, OpenOffice and Google Docs are all claiming to be the new future of office productivity. Here’s
what they really need to be future-proof.
– 1. Permanence. This may sound strange, but the ability to read documents 20 years in the future should be a requirement. I recently went to England where at a museum my ancient-languages-enabled son was able to decipher the words from the oldest fragment (125 A.D.) of the New Testament. I’m not su…
Advertiser Online Now, Get a Free Ad In Print
September 18th, 2008 |
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Just saw this house ad on NYTimes.com:
A print ad offered as added value for online advertising. Now THAT’S a reversal.
Here’s more:
NYT is trying to reverse the economic polarity of its business.
Is this kind of offer a trend?