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Google Grabbed Most of Obama's $16 Million in 2008
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Atlanta's Definition 6 Joins Digital Agency Layoff Club
Staff cuts are necessitated by manufacturing clients' credit problems, plus a downturn in travel and leisure sectors. - Jan 6, 2009
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Brands Struggled With Social Media in '08
Facebook, Twitter, and other like services, enjoy a big year, but building brand awareness on these platforms has been tough. - Jan 5, 2009
Toy Car Company Tries Driving Pre-Teen Boys to Virtual World
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Low Investment Interactions: The Next Tiny Huge Thing
How a small interaction can promise a big result to an entire community. - Jan 6, 2009
Online Media Stats That Make Me Feel Great About '09!
Why online marketing should defy expectations in the coming year. - Jan 6, 2009
Time for Analytics to Come in From the Cold
Digital analysts must increasingly position themselves as data integrators and multi-channel specialists. - Jan 6, 2009
Four Predictions for 2009
Online video shows such as "Hardly Working," "In the Motherhood," and "Dr. Horrible," will force networks to consider online as a real business -- and less as an adjunct. - Jan 6, 2009