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...seeing some vindication in the strategy. He demonstrated that in 2006 when he steered Publicis CEO Maurice L??vy to spend $1.3 billion to buy online advertising and marketing specialist Digitas before that market got scalding hot. "We made a full screening of what was happening in the interactive-marketing media field, how it was going to impact [Publicis'] business and why they needed to make an early major move into that field," says Messier. Since then, he points out, every large player has followed the trend: Google with DoubleClick, Yahoo! with Right Media, WPP with 24/7 Real Media...
...that “the global jihadist movement…is spreading and adapting to counterterrorism efforts.” The report, endorsed by John D. Negroponte, Director of National Intelligence, goes on to describe the Iraq War as a “‘cause cél??bre’ for jihadists...
...otherwise spotless Ivy slate. After winning a thrilling opener at Dartmouth, the Crimson was a little sluggish out of the final exams gate in late January, dropping an eight-point decision in New Haven. Harvard reeled off 12 straight wins following that loss, but the “L?? in its loss column just wouldn’t go away. For the first time in this year’s young Ivy season, Harvard will have its chance at revenge: Yale visits Lavietes Pavilion tonight, with Brown coming to Cambridge tomorrow night. Tip-offs are scheduled for tonight...
...regroup and keep a positive mentality.”HARVARD AT YALE — Fri., 7pmThe contest against Yale (7-11, 1-3 Ivy) could be the Crimson’s (6-14, 1-3 Ivy) best bet to end their streak in the “L?? column. The Bulldogs have not yet met the high expectations that were set in the preseason Ivy League poll, in which they were slated to be the second best team behind Cornell.Home court advantage, however, could prove to be the deciding factor in this battle between two teams itching...
...L??pez Obrador lost the 2006 presidential race to conservative Felipe Caldern by less than 0.58% of the vote in an election that was decided by the Federal Electoral Tribunal. The charismatic L??pez Obrador claims he was robbed and calls himself Mexico's "legitimate President" at mass meetings and marches. L??pez Obrador's shadow reaches even as far as Ebrard's ice rink. "Support the legitimate President! Down with the usurper Caldern!" militants shouted while handing out pamphlets at the rink recently as skaters raced around in the Mexico City dusk...