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According to a study at eMarketer, worldwide spending for mobile search advertising in 2009 is expected to be more than $760 million. …
Sometimes you just want to get rid of stuff, and Yahoo seems to be in that mindset right now. Yesterday, the Sunnyvale-based company arranged to exchange one domain for a little bit of money and also decided to simply shut down another project.
Whether you think about it or not, the issue of safety probably affects just about every decision-making process. After all, even if you favor a grocery store based on its low prices and convenient location, you must also on some level recognize that muggings don't occur there every day. And Microsoft wants to make sure you feel safe using Bing, too.
Yahoo has introduced a new version of the Yahoo Toolbar today. It runs on Internet Explorer 6+ and Firefox (as a beta). "The new Yahoo! Toolbar now offers greater customization and more immediate access to the information you care about most from across the entire web – not just Yahoo! sites," says Burke Culligan, Senior Director of Yahoo Front Doors.
Isn’t there something just inherently ‘Internet-y’ in speculating about what the future will bring? Personally, I always enjoy chatting with smart web-savvy internet folks about where we are headed with ‘this’ or ‘that’ in the future. At SMX Advanced in Seattle this year I asked Rebecca Lieb about what she is reading in the tea leaves insofar as search is concerned. Here are a few…
UPDATE: It appears that iTunes is back up and running...we'll let you know if anything changes. The iTunes Activation server is currently down as a result of the iPhone OS 3.0 update. Is the iPhone OS 3.0 worth all of this headache? Tell us.
