Online advertising growth is set to slow into single digits for the first time in 2009 according to eMarketer’s revised projections.eMarketer is basing its projections on the latest Interactive Advertising Bureau (IAB) and PricewaterhouseCoopers (PwC) data. It says online ad spending will reach 25.7 billion in 2009, which is 8.9 percent over the $23.6 billion that will be spent in 2008.Previously eMarketer predicted in August that online ad spending would grow 14.5 percent in 2009.
Comcast To Face FCC Ruling On Slowing Traffic
The Federal Communications Commission is set to announce this week that Comcast wrongly throttled the Internet traffic of some of its customers.
Google Analytics Slowing Down Websites
Google recently updated some of the Javascript fetched every time a page using Google Analytics is loaded.
Is Spyware Slowing Your Computer Down To A Crawl?
Everyday more and more computers are becoming infected with Spyware and Adware (advertising tracking). No matter where you go on the web, someone is trying to sneak something on your computer. From honest web sites placing simple logon cookies, to paid advertising tracking your movements on the web, to malicious software that is designed to record your keystrokes and discover your passwords, Spyware and Adware have together become the web’s number one problem.
China Says Exports Slowing, EU To Launch Investigation
China’s trade minister says that the pace of textile imports in the EU from China is starting to slow.
Firefox Growth Slowing
An analysis done by WebSideStory found that since its meteoric rise, the Firefox browser’s growth has slowed recently.
Could spyware be slowing your PC boot up time?
I have a HP pavilion 512n system. I have 256 Megs ram and a 1.4 gig hard-drive. I empty my temp Internet files daily to keep the cookies out. The problem is that my system boots like a turtle. Do you have any suggestions? The system works good but as I stated, the pc boots very slowly.
I am a computer tech by trade, and can fix anyone’s pc but this one has me stumped, and of course, it is my pc
Thanks
Mike Christensen