Microsoft No Longer Incommunicado
The Beast of Redmond is leaving no stone unturned in its quest to maintain its presence in the office. At a weekend…
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The Beast of Redmond is leaving no stone unturned in its quest to maintain its presence in the office. At a weekend…
Although the search engine company will debut its service in Europe, its Chinese history has driven some to criticize Accoona.
How's this for a place to shop - a site "where stores compete to lower your price." That's the concept behind Jellyfish, a "new kind of search engine" that shares ad revenue with buyers. Right now, it's only in beta form, but the site already offers "1000's of stores."
It's nice when a study comes out confirming what you already know. A study published in the Journal of Personality and Social Psychology revealed that just over half of email recipients were able to discern sarcasm within the text.
ClickZ looks at a new study from the Nielsen/Norman Group which finds internet users still suffer from "banner blindness"; the condition that rich media advertisers find most annoying.
Want to know why your competitor's website is so successful? Hitwise unveiled a service today that gives clients a glimpse into what your nemesis is doing right. Called Hitwise Conversions, the data reporting service outlines how online users navigate within specific sections of competitive websites.