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Why Actor Kevin Pollak Prefers the Online Medium
Kevin Pollak, who even if his name doesn't ring a bell, you've likely seen before. He's a comedian, as well as an…
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Google Books Gets A Little More Organized
Big libraries are neat - the idea of having so much information (and entertainment) available in one place is just inherently attractive. The trouble is, big libraries can also be overwhelming, and so Google Books has tried to make its own virtual library a little more accessible by creating a list of available magazines.
Google Tests New AdSense Interface
Google announced the beta testing of a new AdSense interface today. It is being tested with a small group of publishers. Google says the new interface was designed based on the top three requests from users:
CNN.com Launches News Trivia Quiz
CNN.com said Thursday it is introducing a new interactive online news trivia quiz called the CNN Challenge. CNN Challenge will focus on both historical news events and the top stories of the week. New quizzes about historical events will be available every Tuesday and Wednesday, and a new current news quiz will be available every Thursday.
Yahoo Challenges YouTube On Music Video Front
Watching music videos on YouTube can be an annoying process insofar as, when you search for an artist's name or album's title, you're sure to be shown all sorts of unorganized results and amateurs' covers. But today, Yahoo tried to make sure no one has the same problem when using one of its services.
More Stories Get a Shot at the Digg Home Page
Digg has launched a new homepage voting experiment called Digg Trends. The feature will promote "certain highly active stories" as they are trending, not unlike Twitter's trending topics. The feature could give stories a better chance of getting more exposure when they otherwise wouldn't necessarily made it to the front page. Digg's Kurt Wilms explains:
