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Danny Sullivan points to a survey that shows Google advertisers say they found their ads more effective than Yahoo and (much more…
Google made headlines last week when it agreed to pay $1.1 billion for dMarc, a Newport Beach-based company that makes a suite of radio station automation tools.
Marketers broadly assume that their paid search ads will do better on Google than on Yahoo, MSN, or any other search engine.
PRWeb CEO David McInnis in responding to my prior post about direct-to-consumer press release services is saying that there is nothing sacred or holy about journalism anymore.
If you own or manage a small business, you know how much time can be spent chasing down paper invoices, purchase orders and sales reports.
Google is getting a lot of attention over some of its actions-notably its agreement to filter content on its search engine in China-largely because of its oft-repeated and closely held belief that it should "do no evil."
