Results for September 2006

Video Focus: Don't Let Ads Kill the Video Star
Pandering to advertisers weakens the power of video sites.» 0 Comments
Web U: Learning the New Rules of Search
At a recent industry conference, I sat on a panel that took questions about organic search techniques.» 0 Comments
Cross-Media Case Study: Shooting From the HP
HP has ditched its buttoned-up boardroom image in favor of something way more hip.» 0 Comments
Next-Generation Analytics
"Clients have been telling us they've been overwhelmed by the incredible explosion in data about search. Their biggest need is more clarity in how to use it," says Rod Lenninger, executive vice president of iCrossing.» 0 Comments
Shopping for a Home
In the same way the Internet roiled the travel industry, it's eyeing real estate as the next big sector for radical transformation.» 0 Comments
Measuring the 'cast
Advertisers may be intrigued by the podcast, but assessing its ROI hasn't been easy. Many subscribers use services like iTunes, which means they're not going to dedicated Web sites to download each new episode. So the conventional metrics offered by Web hosters aren't leveraged.» 0 Comments
Collaborative Culture
As user-generated content gets hotter, companies are looking for a way to get involved without getting burned. LiveWorld, based in Los Gatos, Calif., designs, builds, and moderates branded online communities for clients such as Dove, HBO, and Mini USA.» 0 Comments
Super Mail
As the Internet titans - Google, Microsoft, and Yahoo - battle for control of the PC desktop with toolbars, instant-messaging apps, search, and other downloadables, marketers looking to get a piece of the desktop for themselves might consider a product like IncrediMail.» 0 Comments
Saving the Message
If you're as frustrated with e-mail spam and bouncebacks as most marketers today, here's something to counteract your slipping open rates.» 0 Comments
I'M Ready for ITV
We've been patient, but when exactly are we going to get that long-promised interactive TV experience - TV shows with clickable elements that marry primetime and the Web? While you're waiting (and waiting), try the new ad units at Instant Media's broadband HDTV service I'M Interactive (im.com).» 0 Comments
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