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$2 Billion In Ad Spending By 2010
A recent estimate by eMarketer concerning the advertising spending on social networks has the figure at $2 billion by 2010.
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Requirements For Social Media Press Release
Chris Heuer and the social media press release working group have released the requirements for a social media release.
Nielsen Calls Shenanigans On Apple Study
Web usability guru Jakob Nielsen held his tongue when an Apple-sponsored study correlating high productivity with larger computer screens was released. But when Computer World published an article about it (seven months after we did), Nielsen felt he needed to put a stop to it.
Net Video Providers Compete
With streaming video footage on the Internet now becoming a key component in all recent high-profile website successes, Atlas and Doubleclick, two marketing technologies providers, are both offering up competing video platform systems for e-commerce customers.
Democrats PWN The Political Web
For whatever larger reason, Democrats seem much better at utilizing the Internet, and e-marketing in general, than the Republicans to get their messages out. From YouTube, to Google bombs, to SEM and SEO, the Democrats own the Internet, inherited from its inventor, former Vice President Gore
Virtual Billboards With Microsoft’s Virtual Earth
As with any self-respecting blogger, I hate to say anything positive about Microsoft because they are synonymous with evil (just kidding!), but I must admit that the latest update to Virtual Earth - or whatever we're supposed to be calling it nowadays, which is probably Windows Live Web Search Satellite Virtual 3-D Planet - is pretty damn cool.
