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The Dirty Little Secrets of Search - 14 February 2011
Pretend for a moment that you are Google’s search engine. Someone types the word “dresses” and hits enter. What will be the very first result? There are, of course, a lot of possibilities. Macy’s comes to mind. Maybe a specialty chain, like J. Crew or the Gap. Perhaps a Wikipedia entry on the history of hemlines. (...)

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Luring Shoppers to Stores - 26 August 2010
Marketers Try Interactive Mirrors, Discounts via Scanners It’s Steven Spielberg’s futuristic "Minority Report" come to life. Marketing companies are experimenting with a new wave of digital technologies to pitch to consumers while they shop: interactive dressing-room mirrors, kiosks with virtual customer-service (...)