The majority of consumers, 51 percent, turn to the Web as their primary resource for information about health and fitness, according to a new report by Prospectiv. More than nine in 10--91 percent--said they'd like online promotions tailored to their personal needs.

They call the Webby Awards the Oscars of the Internet. So what's the One Show Interactive considered? Well, it's probably considered one of the most prestigious creative competitions for interactive creative professionals. The only other elite competition we can point to is the Cannes Advertising Festival's Cyber Lions.

Earlier this week, Yahoo and GE's Telemundo Network announced plans to merge their U.S. Spanish language Web sites in an attempt to expand their reach and presence. This was a smart move on the part of two savvy companies.

"Clicks have not replaced bricks." That's one of the main conclusions of a new report by Yahoo and Omnicom Group's OMD about the complicated role the Internet plays in consumers' shopping behavior.

Word from the Electronic Entertainment Expo in Los Angeles is that Nintendo will introduce a new videogame console called Wii (pronounced "we") in the fourth quarter....

Warren Kremer Paino Advertising, the ad agency that last month filed a puzzling lawsuit against a blogger for having criticized the agency's online ad efforts, has folded....

Alloy Media + Marketing always seems to have a bunch of fun marketing programs going with its diverse client roster. Focused on tweens, teens, and college students, Alloy seems to know exactly how to design programs that meet marketers' needs and are on the pulse of the cultural zeitgeist.

Does it seem lately as if babies are slithering forth into the world at breakneck speed? Sure seems so to this here Minute, who knows of at least three recent births and two sets of twins on the way. There is, of course, a great market opportunity in pregnant women and new parents--and the folks at Kaboose Inc. are now poised to capitalize on it.

More people find the Internet a useful source of health and medical information now than in the past, but the Web appears to have gained more ground in other areas of people's lives, according to a new report by the Pew Internet & American Life Project.

The results of a new poll conducted by the BBC, Reuters, and The Media Center on trust in the media are out today. Notably, the poll finds that more people trust the media than their governments, especially in developing countries, according to the 10-country opinion poll.