TV Web Sites Heat Up During Prime Time
Television viewers are increasingly turning to TV Web sites during prime time, weekdays 8pm-11pm and are spending more time there, according to…
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Television viewers are increasingly turning to TV Web sites during prime time, weekdays 8pm-11pm and are spending more time there, according to…
Searchers in the US made Google their choice in March 2007, as Hitwise reported a 64 percent market share for the search engine.
The motto of next year’s Olympic games in China is “one world, one dream.” Online, the world is actually split up into several countries, each with their own limited view, made possible through national censorship of the web.
Could MySpace really attract a large proportion of users away from Google and other major portals? A new report from JupiterResearch "21st Century Portals: Thriving in the Google-MySpace Era" examines that question. The report says that 55 percent of the users who are most likely to pay for services could be drawn to an entertainment and communication combination such as MySpace.
First, thanks Leon Atkinson for the compliment: “Scoble’s links are as good as the links that come out of Digg.”
Microsoft plans to follow up the lackluster release of its first generation Zune portable media player with a new model by the end of the year. The Zune 2.0 will come with standard and flash based drives, but will it manage to garner more market share than its predecessor? Some labeled the Zune as a potential “iPod Killer” in the hype preceding the device’s launch…