Bad News Travels Faster with Social Media
Social media are the new vehicles on the Internet that allow humans to interact with each other. They’re proliferating at an incredible…
network
Social media are the new vehicles on the Internet that allow humans to interact with each other. They’re proliferating at an incredible…
Yahoo stocks plunged Friday after a Wall Street Journal article suggested that Yahoo and AT&T were breaking their Internet access partnership, a move that would, it was thought, dump $250 million from Yahoo's revenue stream. Both companies issued a statement reaffirming their commitment to one another, renewing speculation about a potential merger.
Job search engine Simply Hired has been gaining ground with its Job-a-matic service, snagging over 600 bloggers and other site publishers since launch.
MySpace will be partnering with The New York Times for its second annual "Win A Trip With Nick" African reporting competition. One college or graduate student and one middle or high school teacher will have the chance to travel with columnist Nick Kristof on an expedition to Africa. MySpace is creating a community for users in the contest and will offer video from the expedition.
Google, Yahoo, and eBay have enlisted satellite carriers EchoStar and DirecTV to help them lobby the Federal Communications Commission about keeping a close eye on how spectrum auctions are conducted. The alliance aims to put tighter reins on incumbent last mile providers of broadband access. The last mile and who controls it has been a mounting concern among the major "network-less" players like Google, Yahoo,…
With March Madness having arrived marketers will be vying for the attention of sports fans across multiple channels. Ad spending on the games is estimated to be over a half a billion dollars this year, according to TNS Media Intelligence. All of the March Madness games combined brings in more ad money than the Super Bowl. More than $2.73 billion has been spent on network…