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| Our early bird ticket rates for the Daily Deal Media Conference end later today. So if you have interest in attending, make sure you secure your spot and take advantage of the discount. We have also expanded our exhibitor space from 30 exhibitors to 88. Due to high demand, we secured more space from the Chicago Hilton. We’re running some great deals this week, so if you would like the opportunity to exhibit and take advantage of offers, please get in touch with Nicole at nicole@mogulmedia.com. We look forward to seeing everyone there, and again would like to thank all of our exhibitors, sponsors and speakers who make all of this possible. | |  | | | | Daily Deal Conference Discount Code: subs8493 We're currently offering our newsletter subscribers a 20% discount for event passes and hotel rooms at the Chicago Hilton. Just use the discount code above when registering Read more about our event in Chicago here. | | | | | | |  | | 
| | T-Mobile Throws Hat into Daily Deal Arena Earlier today T-Mobile announced its entrant into the daily deals space with a nationwide aggregator it’s calling More for Me. According to T-Mobile, the service will offer deals sites, such as LivingSocial but says it will also include exclusive offers from T-Mobile and its partners. LivingSocial works directly with merchants in all of our 260+ global markets to craft great deals that drive our valuable members through their door,” said Jake Maas, senior vice president, corporate and business development, LivingSocial. “We are excited to bring our handpicked experiences to the millions of consumers who will enjoy T-Mobile’s new More for Me app.” | | | |
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| | | | | | | Daily Deal Site for Sale in Australia There’s an interesting bit of news coming from Down Under. It seems there’s a daily deals site up for sale in Australia that’s a potentially big money maker. What site is this? We don’t know but according to Patrick Stafford from SmartCompany, the Perth site is claiming more than $22 million in “retail commitments” over the past two months and control over 300 deals-based URLs. He says the site also claims that it can be rolled out in new markets within days. The ad which appeared in the Australian Financial Review stated that the site, which is unnamed, is less than 60 days old and is being forced to sell due to a large creditor failing to pay “other related company”. The site says that it has been in planning and development for over six months, with $500,000 invested in the development and launching of the site. The ad also states that the site has “exclusive license agreements” for back-end management software from the United States. | | | |
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