by Wendy Davis on Dec 8, 2:30 PM
Rumors are swirling that online video site Metacafe, based in Israel, might be acquired for $300 million.
by Wendy Davis on Dec 7, 3:00 PM
In what turned out to be a culture clash of near-epic proportions, Craigslist CEO Jim Buckmaster spoke to the investment community this morning at the UBS global media conference in New York....
by Wendy Davis on Dec 6, 2:45 PM
In the space of three weeks, AOL, Fox Interactive Media and now Yahoo have shuffled top execs.
by Wendy Davis on Dec 5, 2:45 PM
Is Google boon or bane to traditional agencies? Maybe a little bit of both, said Martin Sorrell, chairman-CEO of WPP Group. Speaking yesterday at the UBS media conference in New York, Sorrell proposed that Google is a "frienemy" to ad agencies, noting that the search giant wants to work with the agencies' top clients, but at the same time, is competing with agencies by making inroads into print and radio ad sales.
by Wendy Davis on Dec 4, 2:45 PM
"The audience is dead. Long live the participant." So said Sarah Fay, president of digital media network Isobar, U.S. Speaking this morning at the UBS Global Media and Communications Conference in New York, Fay described how companies are using the latest trends in interactive media for marketing.
by Wendy Davis on Dec 1, 3:30 PM
Cyberspace is fast becoming as important as the so-called real world. That's one conclusion of a new report from the USC-Annenberg Digital Future Project.
by Wendy Davis on Nov 30, 1:15 PM
Verizon's clearly pushing hard to convince people to subscribe to its $15-a-month V Cast service, developing video deals that make select clips available to users. But such arrangements don't seem likely to spark subscriptions.
by Wendy Davis on Nov 29, 3:00 PM
Universal Music Group head Doug Morris told the Reuters Media Summit this week that the company expects to see its most profitable year ever in 2007, thanks to new tracks from its most popular musicians....
by Wendy Davis on Nov 28, 3:00 PM
Since 2001, Stuart Frankel has maintained a personal Web site that included a page he created to parody "Barney"--yes, the fictional purple dinosaur. In the posts, Frankel suggested that Barney's friendly facade was a mask for his real, satanic nature....
by Wendy Davis on Nov 27, 2:15 PM
Online retailers appear poised to have a decent holiday season, at least judging by the preliminary numbers released this weekend by different measurement companies. At the same time, some e-commerce stores still have some work to do to shore up their sites for the remaining weeks in the holiday season.