Zooming Sales For Online Ads
The first half of 2005 has seen a big rise in online advertising spending, but not as high as some predicted.
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The first half of 2005 has seen a big rise in online advertising spending, but not as high as some predicted.
It looks like Google's getting into the want-ads business adding to their already lucrative online advertising line. Google pays for just about everything through advertising so it stands to reason they'd look for ways to expand.
iPod says "Hello Moto." At least, The New York Times is cautiously suggesting it will ....
I'm cruising along home yesterday in the Kentucky rain, listening to NPR and they do this feature story on a new Internet sensation. It's a band called OKGo. They've got this song called "A Million Ways" and a video to go with it. They look a little a uh fashionably unique, like so many bands but boy can they dance.
Microsoft announced yesterday the launch of the first ever add-in phishing protection, currently in a beta version. It helps provide "powerful dynamic protection" against the phishermen of the net. Earthlink has a bone to pick with the Seattle slew however. They say they've had a free tool available for over a year.
HDFest and DivX announced they are partnering for a DivX HD Film Festival. The HDFest events in New York and London will use DivX HD technology for all playback at the festival. This festival only screens films made only for the high definition format.