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Among the toughest tasks that marketers face daily is tracking what is being said about their company or its brands in the…
Instead of spending tons of cash on providing substantial assistance to federal investigations of torrent trackers, maybe the MPAA should use those funds to educate its member studios about the mad, mad, mad, mad world of Internet advertising.
It's funny how a whisper can sometimes push a hurricane; expect one to swirl up by Monday. The rumor, as was whispered into the ear of a DM News reporter, is that Google is about to undergo a major corporate restructuring just as they prepare to release AdSense for Audio.
comScore released a list of the top fifteen Web properties earlier today, and there are some very familiar search-related names in the first three positions. Microsoft's sites lead the way, with both Yahoo and Google trailing behind, according to these September rankings.
There is a dichotomy at the Blog Business Summit; it is not a bad dichotomy, but it is interesting.
Google engineers suffered the wrath of bloggers last week when "a significant number of unplanned outages" of the search company's Blogger blogging platform. Google decided to try the transparency in PR blogging concept at the Blogger Buzz blog (that's a lot of blogging for one intro, isn't it?) by apologizing and announcing a new beta version of Blogger.
