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In particular, Mr. Aiken said retailers were buying more ads on Google and Yahoo than in years past, catching consumers at the point where a growing number of them begin their shopping.

But today, Microsoft's rebranding of its cloud storage service "SkyDrive" to "OneDrive" wasn't just an attempt at catching consumers' attention by renaming an older service.

The brand both was at the forefront of the DTC brand canon, which currently is reinvigorating into the American fashion landscape and the sustainable luxury movement, which finally is catching consumers' attention en masse.

Combined with the multiple short- and long-form content showcasing the new lineup of Star Wars toys and memorabilia, this campaign proved to be the winning competition to set Walmart ahead of other retailers when it came to catching consumers' attention.

On the new range as a whole, Limp was confident Amazon could challenge the likes of Apple and Samsung in catching consumer attention.

Lenovo also was late in catching the consumer shift to the lower-price, mini-PCs called "netbooks," which are a huge hit for Asian rival Asus and others.

That is the basic idea behind a retail approach to routine medical care now catching on among consumers and entrepreneurs.

And it could have a tough time catching on with consumers who are weary of stories about the Internet.

Consumers, catching the new pessimistic mood, cut the value of spending by 1.8% in September, the biggest monthly drop since January 1987.

The tablet is newer, but is clearly catching on with consumers as more companies create products to compete with the iPad.

This use of technology to return to the past is catching on with consumers to such a degree that more and more of the major supermarkets in the state have begun Web sites.