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Microsoft Strikes Back at Apple
Microsoft has rolled out three new commercials after pulling the plug on Seinfeld. In case you missed it, Microsoft launched a $300…
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Economic Woes Don’t Scare Schmidt
Google's stock first hit $430 per share in December of 2005. It moved upward past the number in October 2006 and March of this year, as well. Now the stock's right around $430 again, and although the situation's sure to frustrate investors, Google's leaders believe their company is in good shape.
Yahoo Launches Music Feature In Search Results
Yahoo has introduced a new music feature that allows users to play songs from artists by clicking on a play button at the top of the search results.
Facebook Brings Home the Beacon
Facebook had its share of controversy late last year as a result of its Beacon advertising model. Basically what Beacon did was show you when your Facebook friends made a transaction on one of its partners' websites. For example, if I bought a copy of "Mom and Dad Save the World" on Blu-Ray (if there is such a thing) on eBay, all of my Facebook…
Targeting Conversations, Not The Whole Web
Rob Crumpler, CEO of online advertising company BuzzLogic, says there’s a strong correlation between campaign effectiveness and blog quality. But quality doesn’t necessarily mean popularity; more likely it has to do with the strength of a blogger’s influence.
Google Offers Gmail Access Tips
Not being able to access an email account is a serious problem for most users and on the Official Google Blog the company offers advice on what to do if users can't access their Gmail accounts.Google says most of the issues with Gmail are account related but some interruptions are caused by technical issues. Account issues that can lead to interruptions include a lost password,…
