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Layoff described by one source as ":massive" are coming to MySpace although there is no official word yet from the company. MySpace…
The majority (61%) of Americans are going online for health information and most are reading reviews and comments posted by other users, according to a new report by the Pew Internet & American Life Project. Among those who have gone online, 59 percent have done at least one of the following activities:
Twitter hit another milestone of sorts today, and thanks to this development, members of the mainstream media have more or less lost their last excuse for mangling terms related to the site. Yes, believe it or not, the Associated Press Stylebook added Twitter.
Google announced today that it has two updates regarding the release of the New Adwords Interface. For one, they've made the interface available to everyone who uses AdWords Standard Edition. Secondly, Google has begun the migration process already with a small number of accounts.
AOL has acquired two local online media companies Patch Media Corp. and Going Inc. in an effort to further build on its current local network. Patch is a local news platform focused on smaller towns and Going is a local platform for people to find and share information about things to do in a number of cites.
As we rapidly approach the end of the second quarter of 2009 there is still news trickling in from what happened in Q1. As suspected, that news is not good. A study by TNS Media Intelligence was reported in today’s WSJ and ad spend for media including TV, print and online display ads fell 14% year to year to $30.8 billion.
