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MySpace will be partnering with The New York Times for its second annual "Win A Trip With Nick" African reporting competition. One…
Almost two months ago, Yahoo India was accused of redistributing a woman’s recipes without her permission. Now the company is apologizing (in a corporate-speak kind of way). Yahoo is also blaming the incident on another business.
A recurring theme here at the New Communications Forum (in Las Vegas) is the value of corporate websites.
We've talked about why searchers click on your site search results, but what about when they don't? Because sometimes they won't. If you know why searchers fail to click on
What's different about the Japanese mobile market is that innovation is moving toward business models and marketing tactics instead of technical features and functions.
From Terry Heaton’s PoMo blog comes word that MySpace — the 800-pound gorilla of social networking — will soon be launching a Digg-style news aggregation service of some kind. Is that a good thing? It’s certainly interesting, and I would expect Digg to be worried about the prospect. Whether it’s actually something worthwhile depends on how it is handled.
