• PointRoll Warns Clients: Yahoo Pulling Rich Media Ads by Mark Walsh

    Ad technology firm PointRoll late last week told advertisers that Yahoo in some instances had disabled rich media ads without prior notice. Additionally, Yahoo told a PointRoll executive that it plans to leave the "Included" program, which allows advertisers free PointRoll rich media ads, when threshold CPM prices are met. ...Read the whole story

  • Travel Bloggers Rally For 'Bill Of Rights' by Erik Sass

    JetBlue's well-publicized recent problems continue to reverberate through the blogosphere, prompting renewed calls for a travelers bill of rights. The pending legislation is based on proposals by Kate Hanni, who began an online campaign after sitting on a grounded American Airlines plane for nine hours on Dec. 29, 2006. ...Read the whole story

  • Study: BarnesandNoble, Amazon Lead In Satisfaction by Wendy Davis

    Customer satisfaction with e-commerce last year rose to its highest level since 2003, according to the University of Michigan's American Customer Satisfaction Index. Overall, online commerce sites scored an 80 on a scale of 100, up from 79.6 last year, but still down from an all-time high of 80.8 in 2003. ...Read the whole story

  • MySpace Launches Comic Book Hub by Gavin O'Malley

    MySpace has unveiled a Comic Books hub, meant to be the official community for all manner of comics, including Japanese-based manga, graphic novels, and more classic American comic styles. As part of the launch, MySpace is hosting a "Buffy Changed My Life" contest running until Mar. 14. ...Read the whole story

  • Report: TV Networks Lag In Web Video by Erik Sass

    TV networks are streaming a wealth of video online, but their broadband sites aren't as interesting or interactive as sites like YouTube. That's according to a new industry analysis by Broadband Directions. ...Read the whole story

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