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The majority (61%) of Americans are going online for health information and most are reading reviews and comments posted by other users,…
Back in March, popular blogger and technical evangelist Robert Scoble announced that he was leaving Fast Company. Now he works at Rackspace and is building what is being called a "community for people fanatical about the Internet." This is called Building43.
A hacker group has claimed to have hacked T-Mobile this past weekend and is apparently looking to cash in. Oh this world we live in, right? (Editor's Note: Be sure to read the update from T-Mobile at the end of the article)
Yahoo is launching a campaign with Bank of America this week, which a spokesperson for Yahoo tells Webproworld is essentially "a big online push for BofA to build visibility and facilitate dialogue in the small business community." Yahoo's Small Business Answers Center is designed for small business owners with "great ideas and good questions," who don't always get credible answers.
The European Commission has released a report that finds U.S. laws on Internet gambling are not legally justified and discriminate against foreign Internet gambling operators.
VideoSurf is a video search engine I've written about in the past. Today, the company unveiled its latest release. Webproworld received an email from them, and a spokesperson tells us, "VideoSurf is taking video search to the next level." He mentioned the following highlights:
