Is it already February? Well, nothing starts a year off like a few predictions for hot new trends in the online mediaverse!

For years, online marketers have dismissed men over age 65 with the following reasoning: Senior men don't do anything but e-mail.

It's February and just more than a year since WebU articles started flowing from my keyboard. The holiday shopping season is behind us; consumers have received credit card statements that chilled them to the bone.

Jason Glickman co-founded Tremor Media, a provider of online advertising products and services specializing in in-banner and in-stream video and emerging interactive technologies.

Whether it's boomers looking for parenting advice or young women seeking fitness tips, iVillage has continued to build a healthy and vibrant community.

It's only fair to split the "You" that Time magazine selected for its 2006 "Person of the Year" into two camps: People who prior to recent high-tech advances had little hope of impacting popular culture versus the celebrities, professionals, and insanely talented individuals who'd have a media presence with or without blogs and YouTube.

The online gaming segment is a crowded space to make a mark in - news and reviews, forums, and casual game publishers all get crammed into one category - so picking one site that rules them all isn't easy. But for personality, sharp commentary on the gaming space, and a nigh-unbeatable amount of gamer cred, it's tough to beat PennyArcade.com.

The resilience of CNET in the face of so many consumer technology blogs and social networking engines such as Diggs only underscores the reality of Internet content: Web 2.0 hotshots have nothing to link to or talk about without a property like CNET investing in quality, comprehensive editorial.

ESPN remains the go-to source for sports on the Web, distinguishing itself with quality content and seamless integration of multimedia, along with relevant tie-ins to advertisers.

MySpace is not only the most popular destination on the Internet, it's also become known as the leading site for breaking and launching new artists.