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Copyright infringement is not just a concern for copyright holders but for advertisers as well. Smaller advertisers are especially cautious when it…
MySpace hooks the phising sites by removing the worm from user profiles.
The New York Times has a lengthy article on the growth of online advertising in Great Britain, and how it's outpacing the U.S. In fact, online advertising in Britain is growing by 40% and is expected to account for 14% of all advertising spend - more than twice the percentage in the United States.
In America, Google is pretty much omnipresent. Elsewhere in the world . . . well, it's getting there. The search engine company has announced plans to enter Portugal in order to access the African market indirectly.
Lately I've noticed a few mainstream web publications making concerted efforts to solicit user generated content. Enabling consumers to submit news gives media access to millions of potential stories they might otherwise not know about, or not have a scoop on.
Britney Spears dropped the "People's Elbow" on the WWE, clinching the top spot in Yahoo's list of searches for the year.
