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How 'Ecce Homo' Could Prove Twitter's Worth as a Direct Sales Channel T-shirt sale shows Chirpify potential

We're all about the Ecce Homo today. The Wall Street Journal has an interesting story about how the ruined Spanish painting of Christ may lead to yet another unintended consequence—that…

August 29, 2012, 11:47 AM EDT

Are You Ready for Some (Cheap) Football? Weak economy spurs deal sites to pitch pigskin tix; enter Crowd Seats

In a climate where Groupon’s stock plummet has sullied the general outlook for deals sites offering everything from pole-dancing classes to Bermuda vacations, maybe a pure sports platform is just…

August 28, 2012, 3:59 PM EDT

Top 10 Commercials of the Week: Aug. 10-17 These spots charmed, thrilled and made you think

This week, sports tickets grew on trees, Olympian Usain Bolt stormed the streets, and Google found a detour around a traffic jam on the Internet super-highway.  Many of the hundreds of…

August 17, 2012, 12:50 PM EDT

11 Other Localish Companies Google Might Buy Following Zagat and Frommer's deals, look for search giant to continue to buy local

Early this week news broke that Google is acquiring the venerable guidebook publisher Frommer's. That comes on the heels of the search giant's eye-opening deal to purchase Zagat last year.…

August 16, 2012, 10:41 AM EDT

Banks Eat Into Groupon's Business Banks increasingly finding daily deals too big to pass up

One day after Groupon's disappointing Q2 earnings report, the daily deals row isn't getting any easier to hoe. For the second consecutive week, a major banking institution has rolled out…

August 14, 2012, 1:49 PM EDT

Ally Bank Borrows From AmEx's Digital Playbook Back-to-school effort includes Target, Best Buy, Barnes & Noble, Office Max

American Express isn't the only financial player that's serious about deals. Ally Bank has worked with 170 merchants in the last year, offering account holders the chance to get cash…

August 8, 2012, 8:28 PM EDT

Data Points: Social Faux Pas As consumers go online to vent, fewer than half of companies are ready to react

With the ability of social media to amplify a single negative customer experience, you'd expect every company that cares about its brand to have a plan in place to deal…

July 25, 2012, 6:13 AM EDT

Groupon Takes a Page Out of Facebook Studio Deals platform looks to educate local merchants on its offerings

Facebook Studio, eat your heart out. Following a trend among notable digital firms like Facebook, Groupon today announced significant upgrades to GouponWorks, a resource that’s designed to show local merchants…

July 24, 2012, 11:37 AM EDT

Amazon Recommending Offers? Cool. Facebook? No Thanks Harris Interactive quantifies consumer trust

Consumers are twice as comfortable with Amazon using their purchase history to target their offers compared to Facebook employing user profile data to do the same, according to a new…

July 20, 2012, 11:39 AM EDT

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