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MySpace has won a $234 million legal judgment over spam messages sent to members of the social networking site.MySpace won the judgment…
Fortune magazine has one of the most comprehensive "Google’s starting to fall apart" articles, I’ve seen in a long time.
Blinkx might not be up for sale; an official source denied acquisition rumors that started last week. But corporate statements don't necessarily mean much, and new Hitwise stats portray Blinkx as a tempting target.
Yahoo's taking its geo services to the next level, and along the way, the company's offering everyone a preview. The Yahoo Internet Location Platform essentially figures out the relationships between different cities, states, and countries.
Negotiations between the Screen Actors Guild (SAG) and the major studios stalled last week after the two parties could not reach an agreement on how actors should be compensated for online clips.Studios want to distribute clips of old TV shows and movies without actors' permission and pay them a flat fee instead of paying each actor individually. The actors union is against the measure.
The auction-based process used by Google and other search advertising companies sets the keyword price for ads, in a way that Google's chief economist described as an efficient and equitable process.
