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Some people are bound to find this list a little disappointing; UK companies didn't rank either first or second among the UK's…
Some new Hitwise statistics have led to two takeaways. First, people follow Oprah. Second, people like free stuff. Simple enough, eh?
Mozilla reached a milestone recently as Firefox hit 500 million downloads. If that were people, that'd be about a twelfth of the earth, or about eight percent of everybody.
In December 2007 U.S. Internet users viewed more than 10 billion videos online and it was the busiest month for online video consumption since comScore, which authored the report, began tracking online video.
It just keeps getting worse at iVillage. First there were 13 layoffs, then a show got canceled. Now a website - Healthology.com - appears to be doomed, and another 18 employees are preparing to lose their jobs.
Cable is on course to be the next decade's dial-up. With limited capacity, cable companies are in a pickle: manipulate network traffic like Comcast has been doing (which customers and perhaps the government won't stand for) or go back to metered pricing, which is going back ten years in business model, like Time Warner has done, which customers ultimately won't stand for, especially as more…
