Ad:tech panel produces candor and case studies.
Video meets casino games in push for fall/winter collection.
Credit brand suffers a glitch in a location-based promotion involving Yankee Stadium seats.
It appears Twitter has hired away an NYC office manager from Facebook.
Promos encourage mobile purchasing.
iPads and 100 percent takes for merchants helped.
"Mayor Mike" is suddenly all about checking in.
The rules for using Twitter in political campaigns are not yet written. Should the U.K.'s Conservative Leader get on board?
View a Q&A with Jonah Seiger, lead digital strategist for Bloomberg's 2009 campaign at Social Media Week, an event sponsored by ClickZ and held in conjunction with Personal Democracy Forum.
Mayor's re-election campaign spent around $2.1 million on Web ads, four times what Hillary Clinton's presidential primary camp spent online.
Bloomberg's recent NYC mayoral campaign may have gotten some help from a pay-per-tweet service.
Current use of the display ad tactic, introduced during the 2008 election, represents how it is becoming a standard part of the online get-out-the-vote arsenal.
Despite budget disparity, New York City Mayor Mike Bloomberg's and Hoboken Mayor Dawn Zimmer's campaigns consider Facebook and Twitter key components of their election strategies.
Chances are, if you're in NYC, you've spotted a lot of ads for Mike Bloomberg online in recent months

June 6, 2012
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