Reputation 1.0 Not Working Yet
Media 2.0 meets Reputation 1.0, the interoperability is a little shoddy, but hey, that never stopped us before.
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Media 2.0 meets Reputation 1.0, the interoperability is a little shoddy, but hey, that never stopped us before.
MTV jettisoned into the teen consciousness back in the Eighties by having a presence on the powerful new platform of cable programming. It was video that killed the radio star back then, but these days, it could be the Web star wielding the knife, and MTV's on board with another powerful new platform.
A lot of Google’s products and services die quiet deaths in dark corners, but on the other hand, there are times when the company seems to have a Midas touch. New reports indicate an appropriately golden future for Google’s newspaper and radio ads.
Avenue A | Razorfish, an interactive agency and buyer of digital online media, have released their annual digital outlook guide for marketers and advertisers.
The court-ordered ban lasted two days, but it's over now - YouTube is once again accessible in Turkey. But in order to appease the court, the video-sharing site removed a certain clip; hard feelings remain among both freedom-of-speech supporters and those who were offended by the video.
Google employees are hinting (strongly) that the search engine is being more discriminatory about website search results appearing in Google's search results. That cross-mojonation, if you will, isn't what searchers want. And while that seems simple on the surface - a search result leading to another search result in a vicious cycle is pretty frustrating for most users - it leaves a lot to think…