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<title>Spring '09 Newsletter | Cooley Advertising &amp; Public Relations</title>
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<title>3/17/09 | Economy Accelerates Shift To Digital Advertising | Cooley Advertising &amp; Public Relations</title>
<description>The struggling economy may force companies to reduce investments in local advertising through 2013, but more ad dollars will go toward digital rather than traditional media, according to the U.S. Local Media Annual Forecast (2008-2013) by BIA Advisory Services and division Kelsey Group.</description>
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<title>1/06/09 | Predictions for 2009 | Cooley Advertising &amp; Public Relations</title>
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<title>1/06/09 | Display Ads Lift Searching | Cooley Advertising &amp; Public Relations</title>
<description>According to 12 months of proprietary Specific Media Ad Effectiveness data, by comScore, display advertising significantly lifts Online search activity.</description>
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<title>Winter '08 Newsletter | Cooley Advertising &amp; Public Relations</title>
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<title>12/12/08 | Direct Marketing to Account for 53% of US Ad Spend in 2009 | Cooley Advertising &amp; Public Relations</title>
<description>According to the Direct Marketing Association Power of Direct Marketing, in 2008 commercial and nonprofit marketers will spend $176.9 billion on direct marketing, accounting for 52.1 percent of all ad expenditures in the United States.</description>
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<title>12/11/08 | Looking Ahead to 2009:  Views from 4A's and IAB | Cooley Advertising &amp; Public Relations</title>
<description>What's coming up next for the advertising and marketing industry?</description>
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<title>10/21/08 | Demographics of Clickers | Cooley Advertising &amp; Public Relations</title>
<description>Poll: Ad clickers more likely to be younger, make less than $50K.</description>
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<title>10/21/08 | Market Spending Priorities Shift | Cooley Advertising &amp; Public Relations</title>
<description>More than six out of 10 (63%) of marketing executives surveyed said they had increased their digital marketing spending in 2008. Just slightly less (59%) said they had decreased traditional marketing spending.</description>
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<title>10/21/08 | Ad Growth | Cooley Advertising &amp; Public Relations</title>
<description>In the first major signs that Wall Street's crisis and the worsening credit crunch are taking a toll on the global advertising business, ZenithOptimedia has slashed its growth forecast for the industry, and some ad firms are reporting concerns about clients paying their bills.</description>
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<title>9/8/08 | Esquire Unveils E-Ink Digital Cover | Cooley Advertising &amp; Public Relations</title>
<description>Esquire began planning for its 75th-anniversary issue a year ago, and that's when it began to explore how to make the October issue a look into the future rather than a guide to the past. And it took 16 months to coordinate all of the processes and people who had to be involved to produce the first E-Ink cover and ad.</description>
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<title>9/3/08 | Online Overtakes Radio | Cooley Advertising &amp; Public Relations</title>
<description>The internet will become the world's third-most popular advertising medium, following TV and print, in 2008 - overtaking radio for the first time, according to Carat.</description>
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<title>9/3/08 | TV Households '08-'09 Season | Cooley Advertising &amp; Public Relations</title>
<description>Asian and Hispanic TV homes and older TV viewers are growing more than twice as fast as the nation as a whole, according to Nielsen, which reported that the total number of U.S. TV homes has grown 1.5 percent since the 2007-2008 TV season.</description>
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<title>9/3/08 | Attitudes Toward Different Generations | Cooley Advertising &amp; Public Relations</title>
<description>Generation Y is the most self-indulgent, Generation X is the most innovative, and Boomers are the most productive, while the "Silent Generation" and the "Greatest Generation" are the most admired, according to a recent survey by Harris Interactive, writes MarketingCharts.</description>
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