MarketingSherpa Acquired by MarketingExperiments

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– Research firm MarketingExperiments has acquired research firm and publisher MarketingSherpa. The two will continue to operate as separate entities while capitalizing on each other’s assets.

– This morning Dennis Publishing’s The Week magazine distributed 100,000 copies to New York City commuters. The promotional issue is part of Philips’ “Sense and Simplicity” campaign and was ad-free except for a Philips branded cover wrap.

– Today through election day, when people in Brazos County call 1-800-FREE411 for a listing, they will hear a very brief ad for Justice of the Peace candidate Albert Navarro. It’s the first time a political advertiser has used the free 411 service.

– Kooky vodka purveyor 42 BELOW was awarded Cocktail Spirit of the Year for the second year running at the 2006 Australian Liquor Industry Awards (ALIA) in Sydney last night.

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