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U.S. IT Spending Set For Rebound
Growth in U.S. IT spending is expected to rebound in the fourth quarter of 2009, and 2010 is on track to bring…
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Online TV Brings In Ad Revenue
The online TV services of the four major U.S. networks, ABC, CBS, NBC and Fox, along with Hulu, accounted for a combined 53 percent of the ad-supported online TV market that generated $448 million in revenues in 2008, according to a new report by Screen Digest. The remaining share of revenues was made up of the online video services of major sports leagues, video services…
8 Tips for Combating Social Profile Spam
The way of the web has become very social, as you are more than likely aware. Fortunately, this makes for more widespread conversations about any and all issues that are deemed worthy of discussion by anyone on the Internet. Unfortunately, it also opens up many pathways for abuse including spam, which can quickly turn a positive user experience into an ugly one.
Online Shopping Affected By Security Fears
The economy has not played a significant roll in the way people shop online, according to a new study released by McAfee and conducted by Harris Interactive.
Google Has Plenty of Competition
When we think of Google's competitors, Yahoo and Microsoft often come immediately to mind. We think of other search engines. There's no question that Google is (by far) dominating this space. What do you think Google's greatest source of competition is? Share your thoughts.
Google Tests Ad Targeting According To Credit Score
Credit scores have long had major impacts on people's lives; they've affected consumers' options in terms of buying cars and houses, and sometimes, even in terms of securing jobs. And in the future, if Google has anything to say about it, they may influence what ads individuals see, too. With the assistance of Compete and around two million consumers who opted into the project, Google's…
