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When it comes to organizing all the world's information and making it useful, Google's mission may extend all the way to one's…
Two well known conservative bloggers have started a petition on their new Web site save thedeabte.com to urge Republican presidential candidates to participate in the YouTube debate scheduled for September 17 in Florida.
Forget the CNN/YouTube debates (which was only watched by 2.6 million viewers anyway). The real milestone of new media changing the face of politics has already happened. We are deep in an historic shift in the way elections are run, driven entirely by advancements in sharing information. But to understand where we are, we have to take a look at how we got here.
HBO comedy Web site "This Just In" will be closing down at the end of August, numerous sources are reporting.
Companies routinely receive three, five, or even ten million dollars in various funding rounds; reporting on it kind of dulls you to those huge amounts. But iCrossing, a “global digital marketing company,” has just received $62 million, and that’s definitely worth a closer look.
I liked Capital One’s “barbarian” commercials, and for the foreseeable future, that’s what’ll come to mind whenever I think of the company. But a new association has taken place, as well, because Yahoo and Capital One have teamed up to create the “Capital One Saving Zone.”
