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The top two executives at Yahoo finally faced the Microsoft question, when asked at the Interactive Advertising Bureau's annual meeting in Arizona…
A Moroccan computer engineer has been sentenced to prison for three years for creating a phony Facebook profile that impersonated a member of the country's royal family.The sentence was handed down on Friday by a court in Casablanca, which found the 26 year old, Fouad Mourtada guilty of "usurping the identity of of HRH Prince Moulay Rachid." The court also fined Mourtada $1,300.
Homes, offices, the nightly news, television sitcoms - we've gotten used to seeing Google in all these places, and expect it to expand into even more. A new development caught us a bit off guard, however, as certain Google products are being shown in New York's Museum of Modern Art.
The economy isn't too strong right now; a lot of people are more or less sitting on their money. But this fact makes it all the more impressive that Mixx, a social news site, has received $2 million in funding.
Almost a year ago, I went on (at length) about how there was more to online marketing than that final deal-closing click-through. I (loftily and windily) talked of being there for the consumer's journey and looking to understand how a customer arrived at that final decision.
It's hard to believe AOL hadn't already done this; the company's (former) dominance in America makes it seem like a natural move. Still, for whatever it's worth, AOL has now launched in Mexico.
