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Conchango set to launch mobile preference service

Business technology provider Conchango is planning to launch a mobile preference service through i-movo, its mobile marketing division that delivers cash-value vouchers to mobile phones through text messages.

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Car manufacturer Honda is using an online game to back the launch of its latest Civic model.

Europe witnesses a sharp decline in email open rates

Email open rates dropped sharply in the second quarter of this year across Europe and the Middle East, according to internet technology and marketing giant DoubleClick.

REaD Group buys pay-as-you-go preference service

Suppression specialist The REaD Group has acquired direct marketing preference service My Right To Be Private (MRTBP) for an undisclosed sum.

Need to Know: My In Box - Kevin Cordray

Which part of my brain does an electronic message appeal to?

Need to Know: Email Tracker - Charity emailing slows

The charities sector distributed 31 email creatives in October.

DMA VIEW ON ... Rise in email marketing volumes

As Christmas approaches brands will be stepping up their marketing spend to take advantage of the UK's annual spending spree. Of all the channels, email is likely to enjoy some of the biggest increases in investment, judging by volume trends this time last year.

MBlox fined £40,000 over misleading Crazy Frog mobile service

LONDON – Mblox, the ringtone service behind the Crazy Frog ringtone phenomenon, has been fined £40,000 after hundreds of consumers were billed for a service they had not signed up to.

British Airways to phase in SMS marketing

LONDON – British Airways is looking to use SMS for marketing and customer services in the future and has appointed mobile marketing agency Incentivated to implement the medium.

Play Legal campaign encourages consumers to stop illegal downloading

LONDON – The message about illegal music downloads is still not getting through as 77% of people who regularly download songs have used an illegal site at least once, according to new research.

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