CNET, June 23, 2004
In a highly watched initial public offering, shares of Salesforce.com debuted Wednesday with a big jump from their price set just a day earlier.
Chicago Sun-Times, June 22, 2004
Although teens typically spend an hour online every day, only about 9 percent of teenagers say they get their information about current events from the Internet, according to a national survey to be released today.
New York Times, June 22, 2004
Google revised the document it will give prospective investors yesterday, to state even more pointedly that the unusual auction process for its initial stock sale could cause its shares to fall after the offering.
USA TODAY, June 22, 2004
With TiVo's fast-forward, viewers' shrinking attention spans and new media choices, the 30-second TV ad has more rivals for consumers' attention. That is pushing marketers' thinking increasingly outside the TV box for ways to make the costly but still dominant commercial work harder.
Wall Street Journal, June 22, 2004 (paid subscription required)
It's the new spam: software that sits on your computer and makes ads pop up as you browse the Web. Known as spyware or adware, it's reviled by consumers and under fire from crusading lawmakers, who say it is annoying, deceptive and a threat to privacy.
Reuters, June 21, 2004
Apple Computer Inc. on Monday unveiled an adapter that lets users of its iPod digital music player connect them to stereo systems in some BMW and Mini Cooper models and use buttons on the steering wheel to play their music libraries.
New York Times, June 21, 2004
When Google announced in April that it would test a free Web-based e-mail service that offered users vastly more storage space than its rivals, it introduced one twist - the ads that users see when they read their mail would be related to the subject mentioned in the message.
CNET, June 21, 2004
Having learned a thing or two about the guitar and songwriting, Geoff Byrd is practicing another instrument that could prove even more important to his musical career: the Internet.
ClickZ, June 21, 2004
Search firm Quigo Technologies is expected to launch a content-targeted text ad network today. AdSonar Exchange will focus on vertical content areas.
USA TODAY, June 21, 2004
The No. 1 and No. 4 search engines are offering new tools to find Internet information more quickly, and to let Web site owners share revenue in the burgeoning paid-search market.