In-Game Ads To Reach $650 Million

Court Orders French Web Site To Stop Rating Teachers

A Web site in France that allowed students to anonymously rate and name their teachers has been ordered by a court to no longer allow the practice.Teachers unions with the backing of the education ministry took the site to court, saying the personal comments were a breach of privacy and an "incitement to public disorder." The site note2be.com was created in January by French entrepreneurs,…

AOL’s Sitefest: Company To Launch 12 In Six Months

If they're evenly spaced, a launch will occur every 15 or so days.  If they're not, well, there's no telling.  But regardless of the specifics, Bill Wilson, AOL's executive vice president of programming, has promised that his company will launch 12 new sites in the next six months.

IDG TechNetwork Expands

There are millions of bloggers out there, so as a portion of the whole, 100 individuals don't make for too impressive a group.  Relatively few bloggers are relevant to the IDG TechNetwork, however, and sealing deals with 100 of them makes for a decent start.

More Americans Look Online For News

The majority of Americans (67%) say that traditional journalism does not provide what Americans want from their news, a new We Media/Zogby Interactive poll shows.The survey found that more than half of Americans (70%) think journalism is important to the quality of their communities but 64 percent are dissatisfied with the quality of journalism in their communities.

Short-Form Videos Linked To Movie Revenue

If less than ten percent of the world's population demonstrates an interest in something, "something" may suck.  Or it might just not have caught on yet, and a new white paper expresses this opinion of short-form video clips for mobile devices.