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One week ago, six major corporations pulled their advertising from Facebook. Then the British government followed suit. Now the social networking site…
Blockbuster has announced that it has purchased Movielink, a movie download service the price of the deal has not been released.
It wouldn’t be surprising if, at some point, in some fashion, we see some Google-brand housing. After all, parts of the Googleplex are already pretty cozy, and a recent development has placed Google at the fingertips of one of Britain’s biggest builders.
Armand Rousso's past and a deeper look at Accoona's business has observers wondering if the company will be able to conduct a planned IPO.
If Eric Schmidt's right, the business world is in for another love-hate relationship around the bend: so-called Web 3.0. I say "so-called" because it's kinda silly. But Schmidt's interpretation of this hypothetical means, inherently, even more control for the consumer, and less for the seller/marketer/developer.
We’ve posted about Facebook’s skyrocketing ad rates, about its growing user base, and now there’s news about the company expanding in a physical sense, as well. This only makes sense, I suppose, but it’s apparently having quite an effect on the surrounding city.
