6 Sep, 2010
Sept. 6, 2010 You’ve earned a day off. No matter what kind of labor keeps you busy on most Mondays, today is the perfect day to just relax and enjoy yourself. To help put you in the leisurely spirit, this week’s new downloadable games for Wii™ and Nintendo DSi™ systems offer welcome diversions for everyone under the sun. Mosey into an atypical Old-West adventure with Fenimore Fillmore “The …
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PRESS RELEASE: Nintendo Download: Spend Labor Day with Peculiar Cowboys, Deadly Samurai and Feathered Friends
5 Sep, 2010
As students return to classrooms this week, Niagara County’s 10 public school districts will spend about $515 million this school year to educate roughly 31,300 children.
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Schools open amid change
3 Sep, 2010
Editor’s note: Local Tech Wire asked Peter Wylie for his reaction to Facebook’s changes in privacy policy this week. Wylie is a researcher at Three Ships Media , a social media marketing company in Raleigh, N.C. He was previously an editor for an online business journalism company in Washington, D.C.
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Digital marketing strategy: What traditional media can’t provide
3 Sep, 2010
Amidst its product announcements this week, Apple unveiled its new iTunes 10, complete with Ping, a music-oriented social network, according to Radio Ink. And early opinion has it that Ping lacks…
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Apple’s SocNet Feature via iTunes Generates Mixed Reviews
3 Sep, 2010
Earlier this week, Yahoo! Philippines invited a few media people to their office to talk about their Yahoo! Search Marketing (YSM) service. During the discussions, Yahoo! reps revealed that most of the local advertisers doing PPC via YSM are mostly the big corporate advertisers than the smaller SMB players. Likewise, majority of the campaigns are Related posts: Free $200 Yahoo Search …
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28 Aug, 2010
BP is set to come under renewed fire from US politicians this week as it reveals it has spent more than $1m (£644,000) a week on television and radio advertising since the April 20 oil explosion in the Gulf of Mexico.
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BP to admit $1m-a-week advertising spree