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Wharton Conference on User-Generated Content Part II

This blog series summarizes the research presented at the Wharton conference on user-generated content. This second part describes a research project on a privacy-friendly approach to target advertising. It also discusses the research questions raised by industry participants at the conference.

Wharton Conference on User-Generated Content Part I

In between the wedding and my race against the clock to get as much research done as possible before my research leave is over in January, the year 2009 has quietly slipped away and the holiday season is already upon us. First of all, happy holidays! As a gift to my readers, I want to [...]

An “Intel Inside” Future of Branding

Discusses how RSS and XML are creating generic services that will shift branding and marketing into an “Intel Inside” fashion.

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Yuping Liu-Thompkins, Ph.D. is Associate Professor of Marketing & E. V. Williams Faculty Fellow at Old Dominion University, and a 2010 Fellow of Society for New Communications Research. Dr. Liu-Thompkins is an expert on Internet marketing and customer loyalty. Her work has been published in a wide variety of journals. She is also an editorial review board member for Journal of Marketing Communications. More information about Dr. Liu-Thompkins can be found in her curriculum vitae (PDF).

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Leaving for China. I heard Twitter is not accessible there. Hope not. But if true, I will miss you all in the next three weeks. 02:16:23 PM July 15, 2010 from API
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