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Wireless Shoppers and Social Networking - 3 days ago
Those of us that spend hours, minutes, or even seconds a day online are almost certainly familiar with at least one social networking site and the volume of word-of-mouth marketing that occurs on them. Social Networking sites are bucking the label of... Topics: Consumer Electronics, Telecom

What’s in store for the B Car segment in 2010? - 4 days ago
In 2010 the compact “B Car” segment will see new entries such as the Mazda2 and the Ford Fiesta. Both cars are expected to infuse energy into their brand portfolios and provide a much needed appealing small car to their respective lineups and echo... Topics: Automotive, Petroleum, Retail

Walmart and Amazon.com Battle for Online Supremacy - 5 days ago
The 2009 holiday shopping season is shaping up to be the battle of retail’s two titans: Amazon.com, the largest online retailer vs. Walmart, the world’s largest brick and mortar retailer. For years, at least online, this has hardly been a... Topics: 2009, Amazon.com, Attention, Consumer Electronics, November 27, online retailers, Popular Culture, Retail, Uncategorized

YouTube is Where the Movie Watchers Are - 6 days ago
Warner Brothers recently released the movie about a well known children’s story called Where the Wild Things Are. This movie is based on a popular book written by Maurice Sendak that has sold over 19 million copies worldwide since it was first... Topics: Advertising Effectiveness, Online Video, Where The Wild Things Are, youtube.com

The Death of Newspapers or the Rise of Reddit? - 7 days ago
The Death of Newspapers or the Rise of Reddit?TechCrunch recently pointed out that “Google’s Got Some Suggestions” about what Newspapers are:While newsprint may not be rubbing off on as many people’s hands each morning as we down our coffee and... Topics: Attention, Popular Culture





























