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A sparkling 33% jump in Cyber Monday sales, are surprising many people. "Marketing Daily" asked Jeremy Mason, VP/general manager of AudienceScience, the Seattle-based ad targeting company, to explain what's behind the changes. ...Read the whole story
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They may have paid a pretty penny for smartphones, iPhones, tablets and other mobile toys, but Americans are relying on the devices to serve as high-tech divining rods for bargains and year-end deals. ...Read the whole story
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What does next year promise for brand loyalty? If the recent past is any indication, it will be more of a challenge to keep consumers with brands. Loyalty 360 says loyalty, not acquisition, will be the keel that keeps business right side up. ...Read the whole story
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- AT&T Drops T-Mobile Acquisition
Opposed by the Federal Communications Commission, the justice department and competitors, many had expressed doubt that the $39 billion deal would ever have been completed. ...Read the whole story
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