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The Federal Communications Commission will lay down the ground rules for the 700MHz auction coming in 2008, as Google and a host…
Even as its name grows shorter, Vehix.com’s focus is growing broader; the new Vehix will aim for “the integration of spot cable, video on demand, broadband and mobile devices.”
Talk about getting it from both ends. If you haven't been following the Recording Industry Association of America's (RIAA) downright persecution of the webcasting industry, you might be surprised to know that not even stations that play independent music can get beyond the RIAA's reach.
Online advertisers focusing on new car buyers can tailor how quickly their advertising reaches their intended audience by understanding the difference between daily and monthly Web site traffic patterns, according to the J.D. Power and Associates 2007 Online Media Study.
The last time we heard about Google’s data center in South Carolina, there was a concern that the company hadn’t (yet) hired many locals. Google’s now gone out of its way to make friends; on one website, Mountain View has even written, “Hello, Berkeley County!”
Tomorrow, the FCC will vote on rules, proposed by Chairman Kevin Martin, governing the auction of the 700 MHz band of wireless spectrum. Trying its best to persuade the commission to endorse neutrality in the airwaves, similar to what many want to happen with the Internet, Google succeeded in getting at least two of its four wishes granted.
