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Ask Ads Attack Algorithm Apathy
People will see a nine-figure advertising campaign emerge from IAC as they spend $100 million of Barry Diller's money to try and…
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Attorney General Shows Interest In Copyright Law
I have to wonder if Alberto Gonzales has been watching “Wag the Dog”; the attorney general lacks the power to start a military conflict, but he has put forth a proposal that attacks various forms of copyright infringement. Some onlookers see this as little more than an attempt to divert attention from Gonzales’s own problems.
MySpace Brands Itself With Premium Video Content
When News Corp. entered the Internet world with its acquisition of MySpace, the I-World looked at Rupert Murdoch like they were "a-smellin' onions." Nearly two years later, News Corp. is proving to be one of the Web-savviest companies around.
YouTube Faces Music With New Lawsuit
YouTube is facing yet another lawsuit, this time from musician and mandolin player David Grisman. Grisman, known for performing with the Grateful Dead and Jerry Garcia, is suing for what he says are unauthorized postings of his music.
The Future Of Video Goes Through Adobe
Adobe's Media Player will debut sometime this summer. There is a good chance Adobe's ecosystem plans for digital media will solidify its role in content creation and serving.
Pipl Succeeds At People Search
There are a lot of niche search engines out there; considering how effective Google and Yahoo are, one could easily say that there are too many. This has led me to become a bit suspicious when new ones pop up, but Pipl - a search engine for finding people - is gaining traction.
