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Riaz Kanani

đź‘‹đź‘‹Whats next for messaging as another stalwart departs.

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This week we say goodbye to a messenger app that dominated North America and look at a new battle for messenger supremacy. Its finally gone. AOL Instant Messenger is shutting down…

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AOL just will not be a serious competitor to Google, Yahoo or Microsoft

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Reading Dylan Fuller's post on AOL CEO, Andy Fulco, talking tough: “I hope they beat each other’s brains out over search and leave the display market to us,” he said…

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Who clicks on ads? It’s all about relevancy.

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apophenia wrote an article about "who clicks on ads? and what might this mean" which talks about that common phrase from people - "I never click on ads". It then…

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About Me

Riaz Kanani

Riaz is the founder and CEO of Radiate B2B, an intent data and ABM advertising platform that helps companies reach their prospects at the right time, in the right place and with the right message.

Riaz has a history of building successful businesses and has been nominated for Entrepreneur of the Year multiple times. He is listed as a leading global account-based marketing thought leader by B2B Marketing and one of the Top Asian Stars in UK Tech by Diversity UK.

Riaz has also sat on the DMA Email Marketing Council, setting best practices, judging its awards and shaping privacy standards.

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