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So the big guys like Rupert Murdoch and Barry Diller have already told us that paid content for newspapers is the wave…
You may recall back at SMX Seattle earlier this year, Google's Matt Cutts talked at length about paid links. He touched upon the topic of Google being able to read javascript after giving out advice for so long to use javascript as a way to keep Google from reading paid links.
Nevada Attorney General Catherine Cortez Masto and the Federal Trade Commission (FTC) have announced a settlement has been reached against an international Internet payday lending operation that failed to disclose key loan terms and used illegal debt collection tactics against consumers. The operation will pay $1 million to settle the State of Nevada and FTC charges for its misleading tactics.
McAfee released results from a study of 163 million online shoppers, and found that the majority of them are "digital window shoppers." In other words, they start shopping on a site, leave for a period of time, then return later to complete the sale. According to McAfee's findings, conversions were 11% higher for digital window shoppers who were shown a security cue, and the longer…
MySpace has announced that it is rolling out a feature that allows users to sync their status updates with their Twitter feed. The feature is available in beta to all US users. A spokesperson for MySpace tells Webproworld that 55% of US Internet users ages 18-24 are on MySpace, compared to just 14% for Twitter (comScore) and that 31% of survey respondents who visit MySpace…
It seems that getting itself acquired by Adobe isn’t enough to keep the web analytics giant Omniture busy.
