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Social Advertising Intelligence: How to Reach Consumers With Active Advertising

Customers are increasingly moving from mass broadcast media to social media, making current advertising processes less effective than before. To adapt to this change, advertisers need to use more dynamic advertising strategies that take advantage of two-way communication with consumers. Until now, the tools for planning and buying online and...

Tags: Advertisement, Xtract, Xtract Social Advertising Intelligence

White papers 2008-10-03

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Lumen Biomedical Expands Product Line with FDA Clearance on Additional Xtract™ Catheter Sizes

PLYMOUTH, Minn. -- Lumen Biomedical, Inc. announced today final clearance from the U.S. Food and Drug Administration FDA to market two additional sizes of their Xtract[TM] Aspiration Catheter in the United States. Now the Xtract[TM] Catheter, which is indicated for use in the removal of soft, fresh thrombi clots and...

Tags: FDA

Research articles 2007-08-29

FDA Clears Lumen Biomedical Catheter for Removing Clots from Arteries

PLYMOUTH, Minn. -- Lumen Biomedical, Inc. announced today that it has received clearance from the U.S. Food and Drug Administration FDA to market its first product in the United States, the XtractTM Aspiration Catheter. The new device is indicated for use in the removal of thrombi clots and soft emboli...

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Research articles 2006-07-05

Anritsu Corporation, Japan and Yenista Optics, France Reach Technology Transfer Agreement

ATSUGI, Japan -- On January 30, 2009, Yenista Optics and Anritsu Corporation (TOKYO:6754) agreed on the transfer of selected optical instruments and technology to Yenista. The instruments and technology relate to laboratory optical products including tunable lasers Tunics, a modular platform Osics, a tunable filter Xtract, and an optical component...

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Research articles 2009-02-24

Watchdogs: FTC must halt "deceptive" cellphone tracking, ads

Google's Mobile Product Manager, Sumit Agarwal, has called the cell phone "the ultimate ad vehicle," and consumer watchdog groups are terrified of the potential that Agarwal describes. In an FTC complaint, the Center for Digital Democracy CDD and US Public Interest Research Group USPIRG plead for an investigation into and...

News items 2009-08-07