by Marc Vigliotti on Sep 22, 10:48 AM
Known to some as the eBay of the Internet advertising marketplace, the Right Media Exchange is a one-stop bazaar for buyers and sellers of Internet ads where two billion impressions are traded daily, representing 100,000 unique ads.
by Jonathan Blum on Sep 22, 10:47 AM
Sprint Nextel, the once-lowly carrier known for dorky phones and sloppy service, is making itself over as a content powerhouse.
by on Sep 22, 10:40 AM
Jeff Bell is responsible for worldwide marketing strategies for Microsoft's Xbox and Games for Windows businesses. His team focuses on Microsoft Game Studios games; the Xbox and Games for Windows platforms and brands; Xbox Live; global marketing promotions; and customer relationship management.
by Susan Stellin on Sep 22, 10:34 AM
Gillian Smith is the first to point out that she didn't major in marketing, doesn't have an M.B.A., and is not the first person on her block to acquire the newest, hottest technology.
by Steve Smith on Sep 22, 10:31 AM
History buff Ted Moon learned how to take on the bigger, better-funded telecom competition from a study of Gettysburg. His hero, Gen. John Buford, held off Confederate soldiers by defending the high ground before the enemy understood the terrain.
by Laura Weinert on Sep 22, 10:28 AM
Though Mary Bermel is consistently hailed by her peers as a leader in interactive marketing, to hear her tell it, she's as much a follower as a leader.
by Robert Davidman on Sep 21, 1:28 PM
At a recent get-together, the conversation turned to the many changes that have swept the Internet over the past year. The consensus was that these changes altered the landscape for the better, and now, real money can be made online.
by Larry Dobrow on Sep 21, 1:24 PM
A perception exists among mainstream marketers that Hispanic teenage girls and young women may not be a willing audience for their online pitches.
by Lynn Russo on Sep 21, 1:18 PM
Online TV is coming. Soon TVS will be hooked up to computers, and online content aggregators such as AOL, Google, Yahoo, MSN, and Apple will provide content to larger screens.
by Omar Tawakol on Sep 21, 1:14 PM
Everyone knows that the media landscape is changing very quickly. What is perhaps less accepted is that consumers are changing the way they interact with content faster than we're changing the way they interact with ads. I am not talking about the technology for ad delivery; I'm referring to how users think about ads in the first place.