Social Networks Finding Growth w/ APIs

Business Week is reporting plans by many social networking sites to open up their network to content developers, in an effort to grow their user base. [Facebook], MySpace.com, LinkedIn, Friendster, and Google's orkut are expected toopen their code to third-party developers this year as well-promising to kick off a spurt of innovation in social networking.

Akimbo Partners With Reveille

Reveille, an independent production and distribution company behind NBC’s “The Office”, “Ugly Betty” and other popular shows will provide consumers with TV series for digital download and viewing on TV through the Akimbo Service.

Why’s My Free eBook For Sale On Amazon?

Well-known marketing author, Seth Godin, doesn't want you to buy his new book for sale on Amazon. First off, it's not new. Godin published it in 2005. Second, he published it as an e-book and offered it for free download on his website. So where did this $9.99 copy of Everyone's an Expert (About Something) come from? It appears to be a company called BN…

FAST & Infospace Team Up For Mobile Search

In a statement released this morning, Fast Search & Transfer (FAST) and Infospace have announced a partnership aimed at delivering an ASP mobile search service, enable carriers to assert more control over their content business models while providing mobile search to customers.

Newspapers Cash In On Web Video

Local ad money has been traveling from TV stations to newspaper websites, as streaming video gives those local businesses the chance to shine online.