The air at the American Museum of Natural History was rather thin. It wasn't necessarily due to global warming, though, or any subtle, yet perceptible, climate shift. Perhaps it had something to do with all the bold-faced names that turned up Monday night at the party to celebrate the publication of Al Gore's book, An Inconvenient Truth.

Google might have found a way to finally get some much-needed good publicity for its project to digitize books in public libraries.

Will RSS eat e-mail marketing's lunch? It's a provocative topic and one, by the way, that OMMA magazine takes up in a feature package in the July issue--which we're producing even as I write this column.

Google this week launched an upgrade to Google Earth, a three-dimensional mapping service that offers high-resolution images.

Online auctions giant eBay says it will launch a keyword advertising system called eBay Ad Context for its sellers to promote auctions on other Web sites....

Guess what? A new poll finds that we'll be traveling farther from home this summer and staying longer at our destinations compared to last summer.

BigString Corporation, known for offering an e-mail service that allows users to recall e-mail after sending it, is preparing to launch an interactive reality program called "OurPrisoner"....

So the wires were buzzing this week when AdAge.com broke the news that Jeff Bell--the DaimlerChrysler executive who, nearly single-handedly, led the auto giant's shift to online media and marketing--is moving to Microsoft.

Spending on online leisure travel will climb to $77.7 billion this year, marking a 20 percent increase from 2005, according to new estimates by eMarketer.

YouTube, the video search site that invites consumers to post and share videos, has tweaked its site in response to Yahoo's new viral video offering....