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Wikia has just relaunched an answers site called Wikianswers, which has drawn a bit of controversy over its name. There is another…
British news site The Sunday Telegraph stirred up privacy advocates by reporting Facebook’s plan to sell user data to companies looking to do faster market research. Facebook tells Webproworld The Telegraph got it all wrong.
Here's hoping that members of the Yahoo Publisher Network didn't have any important plans hinging on the combination of advertising and RSS feeds. It appears Yahoo's decided the two things don't work well together and has discontinued its efforts in this area as a result.
Nearly every time we post a story about eBay, we get flooded with comments going for the site's throat. We've often pondered what kind of competition eBay has, many anti-eBayers will be quick to point to a site called Bonanzle.
Sylvia Earle, a leading oceanographer, once jokingly suggested to Google Earth and Maps Director John Hanke that the former product should be called "Google Dirt." She asked, "What about the 3/4 of the planet that is blue?" Her concerns have been addressed today with the release of Google Earth 5.0.
According to figures from Top Global Markets, an integrated monthly report from the NPD Group, GfK Chart-Track Limited and Enterbrain, combined video game software unit sales across the world's largest three markets experienced 11 percent growth in 2008. Sales totaled 409.9 million units compared to 367.7 million units sold across these markets in 2007.
