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Facebook 'plotting ad-tracking system'

According to the Financial Times , citing a person familiar with the subject, Facebook could merge clients' data with its own, to see what action users take following interaction on the social networking site. The FT also claims premium ad slots, such as those in users' newsfeeds, will be able ...

Mobile to be 'biggest branding product on the planet', says IAB chairman

to create a personalised device. The event also included presentations from Shazam, FT, Google, Twitter, O ...

Sony Ericsson recruits tennis stars for digital campaign

) as they compete in the women's tour. The activity was lanched in Miami and featured a 36ft-tall Facebook page ...

Andrew Walmsley on Digital: Newspaper ad relics die hard

ft lists of spots, each attracting a negligible audience to TV coverage of log-rolling from Arkansas ...

Corporate consumers: Google and Dell name-check business clients

and Daily Telegraph . An online campaign will run across websites including Silicon.com, FT.com and Times ...

FT.com looks at charging for content

-fareast-language:#0400; mso-bidi-language:#0400;} The Pearson owned FT is reported to be planning to start ... possible returns for FT content, and micropayments is one area that offers great potential. We won ... and technical solutions in place.' It is reviewing whether any content on FT.com will remain free to access ...

 

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