Archive
The Future of Radio On The Internet
While we talk about the death of newspapers with great regularity it gets to be old news real quickly and even starts…
Part of the
network
network
Google Outlines Plans To Monetize Online Content
Google has plans to introduce a micro payment system aimed at helping online publishers earn additional revenue. In a document submitted to the Newspaper Association of America in a response to a request made by the NAA to a number of companies, Google outlined its proposed payment plan.
YouTube Readies Friend-Finder Feature
It looks like Conan O'Brien's imaginary YouTwitFace site is coming one step closer to reality. Last night, YouTube announced that it's introducing a new "You may know these people" feature, which of course sounds quite similar to Facebook's "People you may know" offering.
Bit.ly Teams Up with Yfrog on Image Sharing
Update: The YFrog and bit.ly partnership is now live. A YFrog spokesperson says that with Apple announcement that iPod nanos will now come equipped with video cameras – this opens a new, inexpensive way for people to capture video and then post it to Twitter.
Geography Not Too Valuable in PPC Bid Management
A study that the Rimm-Kaufman Group began in early August set out to find out if certain regions and specific zip codes play significant roles in paid search conversions. The thinking was that low-population areas with fewer brick and mortar stores are usually more successful for catalogs, so perhaps the same would be true with paid search.
Using Google Maps for a Giant Game of Monopoly
Update: The day came for the big game, but apparnetly too much interest had been generated because the game's site has been down most of the day. Original Article: Tomorrow (September 9), a giant worldwide game of Monopoly will commence, using the real world. That is, the real world on Google Maps. Hasbro, the creators of the classic board game, are launching the game called, "Monopoly City…
