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Consumerist and BoingBoing are indicating that Nvidia may (note: speculation) be working with firm AEG to create faux online personnas to develop…
InformationWeek has an interesting, albeit exhaustive feature today on the influence that tech vendors wield over IT research firms:
Chris Beasley says Amazon has contacted him about putting contextual, non-product related third party text advertising on his website.
According to DM News AOL has reversed its decision to eliminate its enhanced whitelist but still plans to use the Goodmail service.
Several retailers have been quietly testing a Google payment system called GBuy, and users will see a GBuy icon next to AdWords paid search ads. PayPal has dominated the online payment field for some time. It has been a profitable business, one which eBay purchased in October 2002.
The Inquirer's Nick Farrell suggests that it was apparent telepathy that allowed Brooklyn resident Marie Lindon to download songs off the Internet without a computer. Others think the Recording Industry Association of America (RIAA) is picking names out of a phonebook, sharing the random wrath of Navin Johnson's would-be assassin as well as "The Jerk's" titular characteristics.
