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PMA Industry Report: Do Not Track

by Lisa Picarille on February 3, 2011

Welcome to the Performance Marketing Association Industry Report, a podcast dedicated to the most pressing issues impacting advertisers, publishers, networks and agencies. Lisa Picarille hosted and was joined by Sarah de Diego and Peter Hamilton and we will be discussing the Federal Trade Commission’s Do Not Track Proposal. Sarah is an internet attorney and founder [...]

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This week on the Affiliate Thing podcast, Shawn Collins and Lisa Picarille discuss the year over year rise in online retail, why a dog loves ShareASale, and the parties at Affiliate Summit West 2011. Also, Affiliate Summit West 2011 is sold out, the favorite conferences of black hats, and Bank of America wastes money trying [...]

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This week on the Affiliate Thing podcast, Shawn Collins and Lisa Picarille talked about Rakuten purchasing Buy.com, the iPad getting banned at Yankee Stadium, and the speakers at Affiliate Summit East 2010. Also, co-working spaces vs. Starbucks, mobile taking over the desktop, and people that whine about spoilers after a show has aired. Show Links [...]

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This week on the Affiliate Thing podcast, Shawn Collins and Lisa Picarille talked about monetizing the Kindle, FTC getting in the way of the Google-AdMob deal, and the making of a faster blog. Also, scholarships to Affiliate Summit, an updated WordPress plugin from LinkShare, and Loren Feldman quits Facebook. Show Links Affiliate Summit Yankees Ticket [...]

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Have Affiliate Marketers Destroyed the Economic Recovery?

by Shawn Collins on October 12, 2009

This week on the Affiliate Thing podcast, Shawn Collins and Lisa Picarille talked about Econsultancy Innovation Awards, Crush It! by Gary Vaynerchuk, Scott Jangro’s AffBook.com, and new blogger disclosure rules from the FTC. Also, a recap of IZEAFest and SMX East, a report on holiday shopping from Burst Media, and a rant in the New [...]

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