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The global mobile phone market saw slight growth in the third quarter, according to IDC's Worldwide Mobile Phone Tracker. Year-on-year growth remained…
Update 2: It appears that Twitter is widely rolling out the "Lists" feature now. Update: On the Twitter Status Blog, the company announced that it has expanded the availability of the "Lists" feature to 5% of its users. The company also says it will work its way up to a full rollout in the coming weeks.
Since IAC/InterActiveCorp CEO Barry Diller indicated on Tuesday that he's willing to sell Ask.com, the question on many people's minds has been, "Who might buy it?" And at this point, the most likely answer seems to be "Microsoft."
Health information site WebMD has launched a site focusing on the care of peoples' pets. WebMD Healthy Pets provides pet owners with health information to help their pets live healthier lives.
Paramount, the company behind the distribution of the smash-hit Paranormal Activity is now showcasing a new film-meets-social media project. Paramount's Paramount Digital Entertainment (PDE) division has teamed up with Adobe, MySpace, Mountain Dew, and Blockbuster on the production, distribution, and marketing on a new "supernatural thriller" web series called Circle of Eight.
Either Yahoo learned nothing from the real estate bubble, or the company's got something pretty fantastic up its sleeve. Or it's just sending out feelers, not preparing to pour concrete. Anyway, a fresh report indicates that Yahoo's taken a step towards building a large, new campus.
