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Online video continues to make gains in the U.S. with Internet users viewing 14.8 billion videos during the month of January, representing…
AOL, Google, Microsoft, NebuAd, Phorm, and Yahoo promise to behave. All of these companies - along with a few others - have volunteered to honor the Internet Advertising Bureau's just-announced set of Good Practice Principles.
Facebook won a restraining order against notorious spam king Samford “Spamford” Wallace in US District Court, a victory that, if history is any indication, is mostly symbolic.
Even with the strong growth of portable navigation devices, online mapping sites remain popular for trip planning, local search and written direction. The current global number of 300 million unique visitors is expected to grow at annual rate of 15 percent in the coming years, according to ABI research. In the U.S. MapQuest and Google are competing for market leadership, leaving Yahoo Maps and Microsoft…
The question was asked here yesterday by Joe Hall and there were as many opinions as there are colors in a bag of Skittles but as of this morning the jury is in.
Best I can gather, Bruce Sterling just spun everybody’s head around from a New Zealand pulpit with a fantastic blizzard of words about the silly vagueness of Web 2.0, and offered up as its replacement a monumentally vaguer futuristic apparition he calls the Transition Web. And nobody’s really sure if they like that or not.
