• Ex-IPG Volpe Battles With Agency Over Facebook Profits by Steve McClellan

  Former Interpublic Group account executive Ray Volpe and the holding company continue to battle in court over the company's profit from its investment in Facebook and how much of those proceeds, if any, belong to Volpe. ...Read the whole story

• 20% Of Web Users Notice Behavioral-Advertising Icons by Wendy Davis

  Only one in five Web users say they notice the "AdChoices" icon, which is aimed at telling consumers about online behavioral advertising, according to research unveiled today by the University of Pennsylvania's Joe Turow. ...Read the whole story

• AOL Partners With Kaltura, Extends Video Reach by Gavin O'Malley

  The AOL On Network on Wednesday is expected to announce a partnership with online video platform Kaltura. The deal makes around 420,000 premium videos within the AOL On Network accessible from Kaltura's open-source video platform. ...Read the whole story

• Google Ramps Up Shopping Tools by Laurie Sullivan

  Google just announced the addition of Shortlists to Google Shopping, allowing consumers to bookmark and then compare product features on Google Shopping and other sites across the Web before making a purchase. ...Read the whole story

• Toys "R" Us Upgrades Apps For Holiday Season by Mark Walsh

  Gearing up for the holiday shopping season, Toys "R" Us has launched revamped mobile apps and mobile sites that add features for ordering and shipping, as well as scanning products in-store. The rollout includes updated Toys "R" Us and Babies "R" Us apps for iOS and Android and a new tablet-optimized site. ...Read the whole story

• Spotify Debuts Chevy-Sponsored 'Emerge' App by Mark Walsh

  Spotify is launching its first in-house-created app to help users discover new music based on trending data like social buzz, playlists and what people are listening to and sharing. Chevy is on board as launch partner for the new Emerge app. ...Read the whole story

• Tablets Help People With Vision Loss Read by Erik Sass

  New research shows that in addition to being generally nifty, tablet computers make it easier for people with moderate vision loss to read, thanks to displays that are clearer and brighter than print on paper. ...Read the whole story

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