Pilgrim’s Picks for June 27

Wednesday, June 27th, 2007 by Andy Beal

Here’s what’s left of this morning’s news. Be sure to check back throughout the day for more breaking marketing news.

Google’s sold more than 9,000 of its Search Appliance boxes and has now announced a distribution partnership with Ingram Micro.
A judge has told Google she’s happy to let the DOJ investigate Windows Vista’s desktop search, adding Google “is not a party to the case.”
Marchex is revamping its domain parking service with the roll-out of 100,000 locally targeted web sites, compete with targeted, useful content.
Consumers who search electronics online spend more money in store, according to a new study by Yahoo and ChannelForce.

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June 27th, 2007 at 4:20 pm

[...] There’s an interesting article today over at eCoustics.com (by way of Marketing Pilgrim) discussing the findings of a recent Yahoo/ChannelForce study looking at how the Internet and search engines affect in-store purchases of electronic shoppers at big box stores like Best Buy and Target. [...]

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