Which List Are You On?
Frank Arrigo links to Kineda, which now has a widget which queries Technorati to determine where you go in the blogging hierarchy,…
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Frank Arrigo links to Kineda, which now has a widget which queries Technorati to determine where you go in the blogging hierarchy,…
If anyone doubted the wild, wonderful things a marketer can do with a phenomenon like YouTube, they can suspend that disbelief by turning to Blendtec. A $50 demonstration of sheer blending power attracted six million viewers in just five days.
The problems of Google News are refusing to subside in the Scandinavian countries.
Nice job by the National Hockey league, inking a deal with YouTube to distribute clips of highlights, and opening up its own "web channel."
CBS has released results of a poll that indicate viewers who download TV shows watch more TV than the average viewer. The poll shows that half of the users downloaded programs they had never seen and later became fans of those programs.
Google is testing a new service called Click-to-Call. It allows users to be connected to businesses they are searching for on the results page. When you click on a business you then enter your phone number. Google then connects you to that business.