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Like most bloggers I know, I tend to link to information resources online when I’m writing about a particular topic. One reason…
If you're the sort of person who likes new things, here's a bit of good news: YouTube is testing fresh versions of the Inbox, My Contacts, and My Videos features. Moreover, even if you're not part of the original (randomly selected) test group, you can opt in and try them out.
Technology from Google submitted to the US Patent Office shows how they can tell when someone viewing a video skipped an ad.
Cindy McCain's kitchen looked a lot like The Food Network's to one eagle-eyed website visitor, who spotted lots of similarities between recipes published on both sites.
This afternoon it was a little surreal to see a job posting appear among the headlines at TechMeme. Just last week, BusinessWire seemed pretty jazzed about getting press releases to show up there. But really? A job posting?
CBS fared better on an ad revenue per person basis for its NCAA basketball tournament delivery online than on TV. So why is Gossip Girl being dragged offline for viewing only on the CW Network, partly owned by CBS?
