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One True Media, which operates SpotMixer, will use the money to expand the do-it-yourself online video ad service.

Andrew Frawley joins Epsilon as president of digital services; Wayne Townsen replaces Frawley as CEO at ClickSquared.

The marketing landscape's changed. Use your imagination and your experience to deploy the low-cost marketing tool of e-mail to plan a new response.

How high-quality audio and video online content provides marketers with opportunities to connect with their audiences.

Should you add behavioral marketing to your marketing mix in the coming year? Some factors to consider.

Your site may be a household name, but that doesn't mean you're maximizing your visibility.

Direct marketers will maintain higher ad spending levels in a down economy, according to investment report.

George will split his time between Mediabrands and Universal McCann to oversee digital strategy among IPG's clients.

Partnership aims to preserve classifieds revenue.

NewsGator Technologies has launched a new ad platform for its publisher clients. Along with a host of partners, the AdBurner platform enables display ads, pre-roll video and overlays, widget ads, and iPhone ads. NewsGator contends that publishers need better ways to package and sell inventory. According to the release, "In addition to managing ad units inserted into products that NewsGator provides to publishers, the process integration extends to unrelated online ad inventory."

Newsgators partners are blog network Technorati, inventory optimization firm Admeld, widget outfit Gigya, iPhone ad network Medialets, and video ad network Tremor Media.

Cost-per-click data by vertical category in search in the U.S.

Razorfish works with TravelChannel.com; clothing brand KangaRoo taps Studiocom for 30th anniversary branding campaign.

Staff cuts are necessitated by manufacturing clients' credit problems, plus a downturn in travel and leisure sectors.

The big names in online media, including several ad networks, collected the bulk of Obama campaign cash; McCain's campaign spent far less than Obama's.

Why online marketing should defy expectations in the coming year.

How a small interaction can promise a big result to an entire community.

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.

Digital analysts must increasingly position themselves as data integrators and multi-channel specialists.

A friendly reminder to AT&T and the rest of you yuletide slackers.

A number of big name Twitter accounts were hacked this morning, a day after Twitter users were targeted in a large-scale phishing attack.

In all, 33 accounts were briefly commandeered by a person or persons who got their hands on editing tools used by Twitter's support team. Among the victims were some of the best-known Twitterers, including Barack Obama, CNN's Rick Sanchez and Britney Spears. The Obama hijackers, who had control of the Prez-Elect's account for just a few minutes, took the opportunity to post an affiliate link to a page with a survey and promotion. With several others, the hackers' intent was merely malicious. I've borrowed the below screen grabs from Brent Csutoras.

According to Twitter the hacked accounts were unrelated to a phishing attack that happened over the weekend. That incident was a straightforward scam that used e-mails presenting themselves as Twitter direct messages to get users to divulge password information.