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Back in April, Credit Suisse issued a report stating that YouTube stood to lose $470M this year. But now it looks like…
As you probably know, online video has become quite a hot medium, and the rate at which people view it continues to increase. This is not surprising considering the year we had last year in online video. This year certainly started off with a boom as well as a famous super bowl ad truly introduced the world to Hulu. Recent research from Nielsen shows that…
We made a video at SMX Advanced with Stephen Spencer recently where we discussed (among other things) some changes expected(?) to be coming to Google in terms of the no-follow attribute. These no-follow changes have some pretty significant implications for lots of things, first and foremost though it seems these changes are specifically geared to mitigate, to some degree, the effectiveness of PR sculpting.
Google wants to make sure you don't forget about Google like you forgot about Dre. With Bing, Microsoft has created the most buzz the company has ever seen in the search industry, and it is spending a large (and well-publicized) sum of money to make sure people know about this one.
Collecta, a new search engine, launched today with a unique twist... they're one of the first real-time search engines. Searching with Collecta, you get real-time results from blogs, Twitter, Flickr, YouTube, social sites and various news outlets.
According to a study at eMarketer, worldwide spending for mobile search advertising in 2009 is expected to be more than $760 million. In case you haven’t been keeping track, that’s up almost 20% from last year’s total and by 2012, we're looking at 2.4 billion... with a 'b'. Mobile is big and getting bigger.
