Results for December 2004

Just An Online Minute... Search Acquisition Redux
Yesterday's Minute on Aegis Group's acquisition of search services provider iProspect prompted a swift response from our friends at aQuantive, the holding company for Avenue A/Razorfish, iFrontier, Atlas DMT, and DRIVE pm.» 0 Comments
Just An Online Minute... Aegis Picks Up iProspect
Aegis Group, the UK-based holding company that owns Carat, today said it's acquiring iProspect, a provider of search marketing services; the deal is estimated at $50 million.» 0 Comments
Just An Online Minute... Slate Goes to the Washington Post Co.
Slate, the online magazine known for its penetrating cultural critique and commentary, has a new home.» 0 Comments
Just An Online Minute... More Music Via Wireless
Are we in for a shower of music services delivered by wireless phone in 2005? It sounds like we are.» 0 Comments
Just An Online Minute... Just Make It Go Away
The week wouldn't be complete without mentioning Time Warner's agreement to settle federal investigations into allegations of improper accounting in the company's America Online unit.» 0 Comments
Just An Online Minute... Big Deal, BIG Rally
Bay Area Interactive Group, otherwise known as BIG, is hosting an unusual event tonight at the City Club in San Francisco.» 0 Comments
Just An Online Minute... Music Downloads for Phones?
Let's get one thing straight: Music downloads from online music stores or the Web to the PC, and then to portable digital players like the iPod, are a great thing.» 0 Comments
Just An Online Minute... Marketers Spent $4 Billion on Search
Advertisers will spend $4 billion in 2004 by year-end on search marketing programs, and are expected to spend 39 percent more on such programs in 2005, according to the Search Engine Marketing Professional Organization (SEMPO).» 0 Comments
Just An Online Minute... ASPY Winners
Our friend David Smith, CEO of Mediasmith in San Francisco, today alerts us to the winners of the ASPY awards.» 0 Comments
Just An Online Minute... Desktop Search - The Next Frontier
It comes as no surprise that Yahoo! is entering the desktop search arena - desktop search is, after all, along with local search services, one of the next big growth opportunities for the search market.» 0 Comments
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