Google will have the opportunity provide more information on how it works next week when it holds a Q & A with financial analysts and investors to “offer more opportunities for the investment community to interact with our senior management.
Technorati calls itself “the world's leading authority on what's happening in the world of audience-generated media
Nylon magazine is partnering with MySpace to release a free digital version of its June-July music issue. Both the digital and print versions of the magazine will refer readers to MySpace profiles of bands and artists.
Hoping to promote the use of snail mail missives over digital communications, The U.S. Postal Service has opened its customized postage product to commercial use.
Google is rolling out a new ad product today for distribution through its off-site AdSense contextual network: PPC video ads.Google is portraying the new ad product as the latest revolutionary way that Google is leveling the playing field for small businesses.
comScore’s April Search Engine Rankings report, “Google Gains U.S. Search Market Share For Ninth Consecutive Month
On the heels of the Technorati-Edelman “Deal
“Blogosphere: Why is this supposedly democratic medium recreating real-world inequality?
The Illinois General Assembly Web site keyword search is now being powered by the Google Search Appliance, instead of by a Microsoft-based product.
HBO cancelled an in-ring boxing series sponsorship deal with an online betting site, following a vote earlier this month by the House Judiciary subcommittee on crime approving a bill that would ban Internet gambling.
When Google Base launched last year, many believed it would be the ultimate category killer, disrupting eBay, Craiglsist and the multi billion dollar newspaper classifieds advertising business.
Apple opened a flagship retail destination in New York City this evening: The Apple Store Fifth Avenue. The Apple showroom and store will be open 24 hours a day, 365 days a year, for the “city that never sleeps
Bill Tancer’s Hitwise chart “Google Properties--Understanding the Breakdown
Arbitron and Edison Media Research track online broadcasting, Internet usage and consumer media trends and conducted about 2000 telephone interviews in January 2006 to develop a profile of the “On-Demand Media Consumer.
As the Web 1.0 Napster saga lives on, Web 2.0 content sharing hubs, such as YouTube, are just beginning to grapple over the wants of content consumers, the needs of content owners, the rights of content creators, and their own desires to make money.