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NYT Loves The Cocaine?
And we have yet another example of the distance contextual advertising has to go. When a New York Times advertisement pops up…
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GoFish Adds Extreme Sports Videos
GoFish, an online video company has announced the licensing of sports-related videos from Adrenalina and Movie Made Productions. The agreement will give the GoFish community access to a variety of extreme sports videos. Currently GoFish has almost 9 million monthly unique users and the agreement with Adrenalina's and Movie Made Productions will add hundreds of new shows to their network that will focus on sports…
Eight Ways To Google Network
A scenario we've suggested before comes back from time to time with new, circumstantial evidence it is going to happen; we're referring to the potential for a Google-operated wireless network, with Wi-Fi and maybe even phone service under their banner.
YouTube? Eh, MySpace Is The One To Watch
All of us that doubted the power of MySpace should be ashamed ourselves. I was chief among the doubters, nearly certain that once MySpace's teenybopper base grew up, News Corp. would feel the pain of it in the wallet. But two things happened: MySpace blew up YouTube; and last week blew up MSN Video.
Taking Out A Second Mortgage In Second Life
Buying a home is usually the single largest investment that the average individual will make over the span of their life. Careful thought and planning are exercised when determining how much of a mortgage to take on, how large of a home to purchase, and what realtor to use.
Usability and SEM Virtual Education Opportunities
Learn from your living room or heck, just stay in bed. The following are some educational and information opportunties coming up in the user centered design, human factors and search marketing industries. Human Factors
