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The majority of businesses have no formal plans to adopt social media or use its benefits that can lead to better customer…
MySpace CEO Chris DeWolfe spoke with TechCrunch's Michael Arrington on stage at the TechCrunch 50 Conference, and two really interesting nuggets cam
An article from 2002 detailing the bankruptcy filing of United Airlines resurfaced online Monday, sending the company's stock plummeting as some traders thought the report was current news.UAL, parent of United Airlines, saw its shares fall 76 percent to $3 because of an article by the Florida Sun-Sentinel reporting the bankruptcy filing which was picked up by Bloomberg financial news service.
You've probably seen more gracious behavior from 6-year-olds who have lost a game of Monopoly. Still, even if the company's not thrilled about it, Google's agreed to take new steps to protect users' privacy.The main development relates to anonymizing IP addresses on corporate server logs after nine months instead of eighteen. It's no secret that the EU regulators and other watchdogs pushed Google on this…
As more television makes the transition to the Internet, Google is doing its part to bring a little of the Internet back to television. It is doing so through a newly signed deal with NBC Universal (NBCU) in a move to help NBCU attract "new kinds" of advertisers.
Yahoo! News has a new redesign in the works, and in a move that will make many bloggers and "citizen journalists" happy, they are giving some love to blog posts that are covering popular news stories. On what appears to be each article page, there is a section for "most blogged" within the particular category you happen to be in.
