- President Bush Signs CAN SPAM Act
Dec 16, 2003 - On Tuesday President Bush signed the CAN SPAM bill, passed by Congress last month, which issues large fines and even (...) - Second Coming of Internet Advertising
Dec 11, 2003 - Online advertising has paved its way into the Information Highway, turning in its best year of ad spending since 2001, (...) - Search Engine Ranking and Site Popularity
Dec 09, 2003 - Search Engine Ranking and Popularity The Future of WebSite Ranking, By Mel Strocen (c) 2003 The recent shakeup in Google’s (...) - Search Engine Advertising Blocker Debuts
Dec 09, 2003 - Search Engine Advertising Blocker Hits the Market First we had spam filters, then pop-up blockers, and recently spyware removal tools (...) - Anti-Spam Bill Passed by Congress
Dec 08, 2003 - CAN SPAM Anti-Spam Bill Passes Congress On Monday, the US Congress passed an anti-spam bill which outlaws some of the (...) - Advertising on Shopping Search Engines
Dec 05, 2003 - Now that Thanksgiving is behind us and the U.S. has gorged itself on turkey and football, the official holiday shopping (...) - Shopping Search Engines Listing Information
Dec 04, 2003 - For online marketers and retail site owners who are interested in expanding their holiday marketing with Shopping Search Engines, WebAdvantage.net (...) - Email Virus Attacks Anti-Spam Organizations
Dec 02, 2003 - Anti-spam organizations have now become the target of a new Internet worm that attempts to knock their sites offline with (...) - Google IPO and Google’s Future
Nov 25, 2003 - An upcoming cover story in FORTUNE magazine reveals internal disarray at Google, and raises troubling questions about the company’s future. (...) - Microsoft Invests $100 Million in MSN
Nov 25, 2003 - Microsoft has announced a $100 million investment in its MSN portal worldwide. $30 million will be diverted into Europe, the (...)
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U.S. Women and the Internet, Part 2
In my last column, I reviewed how U.S. women currently consume the Internet and, in particular, various online ads. Let's delve a little deeper. Separate studies by Starcom/Tacoda and JupiterResearch/Ipsos show that both men and women click on... read more
Death Does Not Become Your Ad: When Run-of-Network Campaigns Go Awry
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