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We're hearing more and more about companies and organizations making better use of Twitter as a revenue driver than Twitter itself. As…
Google has conducted a study looking at how paid search affects TV viewing habits. The results are pretty interesting. Adam Stewart, Google's Industry Director for Media & Entertainment tells Webproworld that the research confirms that paid search is an effective way to build traffic for a network's website and, as a result, increase viewership for content like online video.
A study sponsored by Dailymotion, eBay, Skype, and Google and YouTube of European Internet users showed that 91 percent expect their ISPs not to block or limit their Internet service and that all legitimate websites and applications receive similar treatment.
Netflix recently started integrating Facebook Connect into its site, allowing the service to get more social with people sharing movie ratings, and things of that nature. Now Netflix has announced some changes to its site in general that will give it a more personalized feeling all around.
There is always plenty to discuss about Facebook as the site continues to grow rapidly. However, there are a few items of interest floating around the blogosphere currently that I wanted to highlight here.
Google launched limited beta testing of a new AdWords campaign management interface back in November. At first it was only available to a limited number of US advertisers. Now the company has expanded the testing to more US advertisers as well as advertisers in the UK and Australia.
