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There's no question that search engines can be a tremendous source of traffic. Social networks are also proving to be big traffic…
This morning, YouTube appears to be a touch closer to losing a lawsuit and owing Viacom $1 billion dollars. A report indicates that some new evidence has surfaced in a 31-month-old case, and the evidence supposedly shows that YouTube employees didn't quite do their best to keep copyrighted content off the site.
More than half (62.8%) of consumers plans to spend the same or cut back on their holiday purchases compared to 2008, according to a new survey by Burst Media. Although consumers plan to be thrifty with their spending this holiday season, the majority (85.3%) will shop online. With the current economic concerns, the survey found only 14.6 percent of respondents plan to spend more this…
Ask.com has added a new feature to its search engine homepage designed to help online shoppers find the best deals on the Web. The IAC owned property has introduced "Ask Deals," a proprietary database of more than 1 million savings offers from national and local retailers across hundreds of product categories. The Ask homepage now features a new tab labeled "Deals" for users who only…
The only known video footage of Anne Frank has been posted on YouTube by The Anne Frank House museum of Amsterdam. This is a fascinating look at how new media can preserve history. The footage shows the wedding of Anne Frank's neighbor on July 22, 1941. Take a look:
Google has announced a new feature for AdSense mobile publishers, which lets them serve text and image ads on their sites, specifically optimized for high-end smartphones like the iPhone, Android devices, and the Palm Pre. With the launch of the feature, publishers can run larger AdSense ads on these phones, whereas before, they could only serve smaller ads.
