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When a "live" webcast of grunge band legend Pearl Jam's Lollapalooza performance didn't make it to the audience in tact, the band…
One week ago, six major corporations pulled their advertising from Facebook. Then the British government followed suit. Now the social networking site has introduced a solution that may bring them all back.
Less than one percent of financial institutions have a blog according to a new report from Javelin Strategy & Research.
For all those who keep waiting for Internet marketing to replace TV, there was an interesting story in eMarketer today that shows how insurance companies are using both TV and search as a one-two punch. eMarketer reported the results of several research firms and adds its own (correct) conclusions.
Although Mike Arrington seems less than impressed with it, I think Google’s plan to allow comments on Google News stories — but only from people involved in a news event — is actually a pretty interesting idea.
Scripps Network paid $4.7 million for Incando, and all signs seem to indicate that Scripps was motivated by a pickle. Make that “Pickle,” actually - capitalization is important - and Pickle is a photo- and video-sharing site.
