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Last night Twitter launched an Election site that features Tweets involving the presidential and vice presidential candidates rolling in almost faster than…
Lee Enterprises, newspaper publisher of the St. Louis Post-Dispatch and a number of smaller papers across the United States says the reach of its papers and online sites among young adults has grown from 54 to 64 percent over the last year.The findings are from a comprehensive audience study by Wilkerson & Associates in Lee's 10 largest markets. It measured the seven-day reach of newspapers…
Do you have questions about the proposed search advertising deal between Google and Yahoo!? If so, you might find some answers at YahooGoogleFacts.com, a site Google has launched to clarify just what is going on, and probably to help clear the air of controversy, which has surrounded the deal since it was first brought into the public eye.
AT&T is calling on all companies that track and collect data on Internet users search and browsing activity to give consumers more control over how their online habits are collected and used.
Ten bucks says in a hundred years this law is going to make as much sense as Kentucky’s anti-carrying-an-ice-cream-cone-in-your-back-pocket law.* California governor Arnold Swartzenegger signed legislation outlawing texting while driving, at least until cars drive themselves.
Suppose you're going to start a diet on Sunday. That means a fill-the-trunk trip to the bakery is in order on Saturday, right? So Yahoo seems to think, as word has come that it paid about $15 million for a space in La Vista, Nebraska.
